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2003-5-09
Hesse Poetry translations
Hello! I would like to recommend
and request
that you put a link on your site to my "Poems for Hesse" page, at:
http://Form-Legal.com/hessepoems.html
Thank you.
Steppen Wolf Britain
ash with "The Game"
in England now has a web page, whose URL he sent us
today, started for his game:
Schweiz
Hermann Hesse und Carl Gustav Jung
Linkliste
zu einigen der wichtigsten Hermann Hesse Seiten im Internet
Links
to some of the most important Hesse Pages
Koreanische Hesse-Gesellschaft
(Korean Hesse Society)
(Chinese and German)
Prof. Dr. Soon-Kil HONG
Truly nice, tasteful and professionally-designed pages for friends of Hermann Hesse's writing
(in German - auf deutsch)
![[Buchhandlung Fuchs am Markt direkt beim Geburtsthaus des Dichters und dem Hesse Museum]](fuchs_calw.gif)
"Welcome to the Glass Bead Game"
This site was authored by Gail Sullivan
http://www.telepath.com/gail/glasbead.html
This page apparently was moved without a forwarding address (HHP 1/7/00)
"WaterBird: A Metaphor for the Net"
A Game authored by Charles Cameron
http://pespmc1.vub.ac.be/CYBSPASY/CCameron.html
"The Home Page of the Castalian Province"
Christian Fruh authored this page and the affiliated pages
which originate in India and come to us via
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/2681/castalia.html
"The Official Glass Plate Game Home Page"
Dunbar Aitkens authored this site for his Glass Plate Game:
"Hipbone Games"
"As some of you know, the HipBone Games are my attempt to devise "playable" forms of the Glass Bead Game which Hesse describes in his Nobel-winning novel, *Magister Ludi*. I'm not alone in trying to devise such Games, and if the idea interests you, you perhaps already visited Gail Sullivan's splendid GBG site at: http://www.telepath.com:80/gail/glasbead.html* which functions as a sort of clearing house for those of us who are working along these lines. - If any of you know and like the book, you'll probably find these sites and their various links interesting -- I'd love to hear your comments -- by email off list would be best -- and if you feel like playing a round of one of my Games, let me know."
Charles Cameron*Note: Gail Sullivan's page appears to have moved as of January 2000. (HHP)
Lists (discussion groups) you could have joined:
Group Reading of The Glass Bead Game
with Don Wentworth as moderator
January 3, 2000 - March, 2000
Magister-L
(Magister-Ludi Discussion Forum)
Magister-L(udi) is a small mailing list devoted to
the intersection of spirituality (roughly: the mystical, magical and
mythical)
and games
Magister-Ludi