Stina Aronson
| Stina Aronson | |
|---|---|
|
Stina Aronson | |
| Born |
Ester Kristina Andersson 26 December 1892 Uppsala, Sweden |
| Died |
24 November 1956 (aged 63) Uppsala, Sweden |
| Occupation | writer, schoolteacher |
| Language | Swedish |
| Nationality | Swedish |
| Period | 1921–52 |
Stina Aronson (1892–1956) was a Swedish writer. Considered a modernist, she gained fame with her novel Hitom himlen (This Side of Heaven) (1946) in which she portrayed women farmers in the north of Sweden.[1]
Bibliography
- 1921 – A book about good neighbors
- 1922 – chance in ward
- 1923 – I give way
- 1928 – Two men were happy under the pseudonym Sara Sand
- 1929 – The fable of Valentin under the pseudonym Sara Sand
- 1930 – Twelve sea under the pseudonym Sara Sand
- 1931 – My Sister, under the pseudonym Sara Sand
- 1931 – Fever book under the pseudonym Minnie Palm
- 1935 – Jenny of medal
- 1937 – Villages in the mountains
- 1942 – The boy on the threshold
- 1946 – On this side of heaven
- 1948 – Song to the North Star
- 1949 – Kantele
- 1949 – Two actors (consisting of the drama My Sister and Dock Dance )
- 1950 – The fourth way
- 1952 – Truth country
- 1967 – The red gift and Other Stories
References
- ↑ "Swedish Literature in the 20th Century". Samenland.nl. Retrieved 20 January 2015.
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