About Hesse Herman Hesse Herman Hesse, a German writer and poet. Born in Germany, 19 19 moved to Switzerland, 1923 became a Swiss citizen at the age of 46. Hesse won many literary honors in his life, the most important of which are: the Vonner Prize, the Nobel Prize and the Goethe Prize. 1946 Nobel Prize in Literature. 1962 died at his home in Switzerland at the age of 85. Loves music and painting, and is a wandering, lonely and reclusive poet. Most of the works are based on the lives of ordinary citizens, showing nostalgia for the past and reflecting some despair of people. His major works include Peter Carmen Green, Wolf in the Wilderness, Journey to the East and The Glass Ball Game. Is Hayes married? Hesse moved to Boden Lake after marrying his first wife Maria, and finished the autobiographical novel Under the Wheel, the musician's novel Song of Life and some poems. 19 16 His father died, his young son was seriously ill and his wife was mentally ill. Hesse, who suffered from depression, had to suspend his service in a German prison camp. He received 72 psychoanalytic treatments from Dr. joseph long. He was a student of Jung, the founder of analytical psychology. He became interested in Jungian psychology and tried to cure it with painting. Hesse later married twice and stayed with his third wife, Ninon, until his death.