The Professor's House

Something in the soul of the elderly professor Godfrey St. Peter resists the very idea of moving to a luxurious new house. A successful career and a happy family life did not bring the professor happiness, and now, sitting in his old office, the professor recalls the life he has lived and his brilliant student Tom Outland, who died in World War I. "The Professor's House" is a classic example of a university novel and a lyrical exploration of how difficult it is to leave memories behind and continue living despite everything.