The Journey to the East

"The most accessible of Hesse's mature ponderings." – Eliot Fremont-Smith, The New York Times. "Rilke, T.S. Eliot, Gide, Thomas Mann rightly called Hesse a master...His fiction glorifies the strategies of attempting to become a full human being and celebrates the nobility of failure." – Webster Schott, Life

Published 1970.

Binding of book is loose. Moderate creasing, foxing, and fraying on covers of book. Front cover is slightly bowed. Moderate tanning, foxing, and bowing on edges of book. Heavy foxing on insides of covers. Waterstain and small stamp on inside of front cover. Moderate foxing, a few waterstains, annotations in pencil, and small stamps on certain pages.