Library
Browse and search novels
2 novels found
给青年诗人的信（小经典系列）
(o) Rainer Rilke
"Letters to a Young Poet" is a collection of ten letters written by Rilke between 1903 and 1908 to the young man Kabuse who longed to become a poet. These letters are Rilke's thoughts on creation, and are also answers to life problems such as hardship, loneliness, and love. They are true spiritual guidance for young people.
"Letters to a Young Poet" is a collection of ten letters written by Rilke between 1903 and 1908 to the young man Kabuse who longed to become a poet. These letters are Rilke's thoughts on creation, and are also answers to life problems such as hardship, loneliness, and love. They are true spiritual guidance for young people.
Malte's Notes (translation Classic)
General Fiction马尔特手记（译文经典）
(o) Rainer Rilke
"Notes of Malte" is the first peak in Rilke's creative career. It narrates the memories and confessions of a young Danish poet who was born into a declining aristocracy and had an unsociable and sensitive temperament. To a certain extent, it is a portrayal of the author himself. The novel is composed of 71 notebook fragments with no continuous plot and no chronological order. Because of the common themes - love, loneliness, fear, disease, death, God, creation, etc., It expresses the various spiritual issues that the author has been concerned about throughout his life. It forms a special organic whole in the spiritual undercurrent, and is known as one of the most important pioneer works of modern existentialism.
"Notes of Malte" is the first peak in Rilke's creative career. It narrates the memories and confessions of a young Danish poet who was born into a declining aristocracy and had an unsociable and sensitive temperament. To a certain extent, it is a portrayal of the author himself. The novel is composed of 71 notebook fragments with no continuous plot and no chronological order. Because of the common themes - love, loneliness, fear, disease, death, God, creation, etc., It expresses the various spiritual issues that the author has been concerned about throughout his life. It forms a special organic whole in the spiritual undercurrent, and is known as one of the most important pioneer works of modern existentialism.