
SABAN KUNINGATAR
KNUT HAMSUN
SISÄLLYS:
SABAN KUNINGATAR. - I.
II.
KIEVARIN KYYDILLÄ.
SORMUS.
KADULLA.
HIEMAN PARIISIA.
RAKKAUDEN ORJIA. - I.
A wandering narrator drifts from place to place, greeting strangers with a simple “God’s peace” that feels both ceremonial and intimate. In the opening tale, a chance encounter on a Swedish railway line sparks a quiet reflection on missed opportunities and the strange comfort of being brushed aside. The prose captures the restless rhythm of travel, the fleeting connections that linger long after the train has passed, and the subtle humor that colors everyday misadventures.
This collection gathers several of the author’s early short stories, each rendered in his distinctive lyrical style. From the bustling streets of a modest town to the lingering shadows of love‑bound servants, the narratives explore longing, identity, and the oddities of human behavior. Listeners will be drawn into vivid scenes that pulse with the author’s keen eye for detail, offering a snapshot of a restless spirit navigating the world at the turn of the century.
Language
fi
Duration
~2 hours (125K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Oct 20, 2016
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1859–1952
A groundbreaking Norwegian novelist, Knut Hamsun transformed fiction with intensely psychological storytelling and helped shape literary modernism. His celebrated works include Hunger, Pan, and the Nobel Prize–winning Growth of the Soil—though his later support for Nazi Germany remains a deeply troubling part of his legacy.
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