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Ludwig Hohl,
himself an Alpinist,
was considered the enfant terrible
of Swiss-German literature of his
time. For over twenty years he lived
and worked in constant material
straits and social isolation, making
his home in a cellar in Geneva.
His talent was recognised by fellow
writers, but it was only in old age
that he achieved wider recognition.
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