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Growth of the Soil

by Knut Hamsun

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Read by Greg W. · 14 h 38 min · 31 parts

  1. 01 - Book One, Chapter I

    19:33

  2. 02 - Book One, Chapter II

    17:37

  3. 03 - Book One, Chapter III

    21:30

  4. 04 - Book One, Chapter IV

    25:54

  5. 05 - Book One, Chapter V

    19:49

  6. 06 - Book One, Chapter VI

    29:24

  7. 07 - Book One, Chapter VII

    25:02

  8. 08 - Book One, Chapter VIII

    22:45

  9. 09 - Book One, Chapter IX

    24:02

  10. 10 - Book One, Chapter X

    22:44

  11. 11 - Book One, Chapter XI

    18:55

  12. 12 - Book One, Chapter XII

    24:49

  13. 13 - Book One, Chapter XIII

    22:57

  14. 14 - Book One, Chapter XIV

    32:00

  15. 15 - Book One, Chapter XV

    28:01

  16. 16 - Book One, Chapter XVI

    31:00

  17. 17 - Book One, Chapter XVII

    29:17

  18. 18 - Book One, Chapter XVIII

    30:41

  19. 19 - Book One, Chapter XIX

    29:43

  20. 20 - Book Two, Chapter I

    29:43

  21. 21 - Book Two, Chapter II

    31:52

  22. 22 - Book Two, Chapter III

    36:16

  23. 23 - Book Two, Chapter IV

    39:15

  24. 24 - Book Two, Chapter V

    33:03

  25. 25 - Book Two, Chapter VI

    33:55

  26. 26 - Book Two, Chapter VII

    40:32

  27. 27 - Book Two, Chapter VIII

    25:43

  28. 28 - Book Two, Chapter IX

    34:16

  29. 29 - Book Two, Chapter X

    33:47

  30. 30 - Book Two, Chapter XI

    34:43

  31. 31 - Book Two, Chapter XII

    29:51

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When a silent, powerful man named Isak walks into the Norwegian wilderness and begins clearing land with his bare hands, he sets out to build a farm and a life where there was nothing. He is joined by Inger, and together they raise animals, children, and a homestead that slowly draws neighbors and trouble alike. Knut Hamsun traces their labor across the seasons with quiet reverence for the soil and deep suspicion of the money, mining, and modern restlessness pressing in from beyond the hills. The novel earned Hamsun the 1920 Nobel Prize in Literature and remains his most enduring work.

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Hunger, in 1890, narrates a starving writer walking around Kristiania in a voice that abandoned realism entirely, and Kafka, Hemingway, Thomas Mann and Isaac Bashevis Singer all named it as a beginning. The Nobel came in 1920 for Growth of the Soil.

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Book facts

First published
1917
Reading time
About 10 hours
Pages
326
Language
English
Formats
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Audio read by
Greg W.