Monica Aasprong
(Norway, 1969)
The work of the Norwegian poet Monica Aasprong (Kristiansund, 1969) is characterised by …
Pedro Carmona-Alvarez
(Chile, 1972)
‘Memory’, ‘history’, ‘nostalgia’, …
Rune Christiansen
(Norway, 1963)
Rune Christiansen was born in Bergen in western Norway in 1963 and made his debut with …
Gro Dahle
(Norway, 1962)
Gro Dahle made her debut with the poetry collection Audiens (Audience) in 1987, …
Jon Fosse
(Norway, 1959)
“Flotsam and jetsam” is how the Norwegian author Jon Fosse labels his …
Inger Elisabeth Hansen
(Norway, 1950)
Inger Elisabeth Hansen’s language glows through poetry that is buoyed by a rare …
Tone Hødnebø
(Norway, 1962)
Tone Hødnebø was born in Oslo and grew up in Tønsberg, a coastal …
Eva Jensen
(Norway, 1955)
Eva Jensen writes poetry, short stories, novels, and essays. She could be characterized …
Eldrid Lunden
(Norway, 1940)
The poetic work of Eldrid Lunden is some of the most important, not only in Norway, but …
Cecilie Løveid
(Norway, 1951)
In contemporary Norwegian literature, Løveid is nearly always spoken of as a genre …
Nils Christian Moe-Repstad
(Norway, 1972)
Nils Chr. Moe-Repstad (Kristiansand, 1972) intended to become a mountaineer, but life …
Knut Ødegård
(Norway, 1945)
The Norwegian poet Knut Ødegård was born in 1945 in the city of Molde on …
Steinar Opstad
(Norway, 1971)
Steinar Opstad studied German, Literary Theory and History of Religion at the …
Torgeir Rebolledo Pedersen
(Norway, 1949)
Torgeir Rebolledo Pedersen is a writer, architect, graphic artist and songwriter. …
Øyvind Rimbereid
(Norway, 1966)
Øyvind Rimbereid was born in Stavanger, Norway, in 1966. He has a degree in …
Ingrid Storholmen
(Norway, 1976)
There is a gravity to Storholmen’s poetry. From 2000 onwards, across four publications …
Jan Erik Vold
(Norway, 1939)
Jan Erik Vold was born in Oslo in 1939. In the 1960s he studied languages and …
 


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