Éhség (Hunger) is a novel by Norwegian author Knut Hamsun, first published in 1890. It follows an unnamed protagonist in Kristiania (now Oslo) as he struggles with poverty, hunger, and his aspirations as a writer. The narrative explores his psychological and existential battles, highlighting themes of alienation and the pursuit of artistic ambition. Hamsun's work is notable for its deep introspection and has influenced modern literature, reflecting the social conditions of late 19th-century Norway.
