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Per Olov Enquist
Works by Per Olov Enquist
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by Per Olov Enquist Translated by Tiina Nunnally
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by Per Olov Enquist Translated by Tiina Nunnally
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by Per Olov Enquist Translated by Anna Paterson
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by Per Olov Enquist Translated by Anna Paterson Original title: Kapten Nemos bibliotek
With deep autobiographical roots, and reflecting the private mythology of his childhood past which Enquist has made use of in other works — notably the magnificent, agonising play, (more...) |
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by Per Olov Enquist Translated by Paul Austin Original title: Magnetisörens femte vinter
This, Enquist's breakthrough novel (1964), is set in a small German town, Seefond in autumn-winter 1793–4. Its central figure is Friedrich Meisner, the ‘magnetist’ of the title, who has fled there, (more...) |
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by Per Olov Enquist Translated by Joan Tate Original title: Musikanternas uttåg
This novel from 1978 can be seen as a watershed in Enquist's career. It continues the politico-cultural probings of its distinguished predecessors: The Legionnaires (l968) which examines a controversial episode of post-war Swedish history, (more...) |
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by Per Olov Enquist Translated by Alan Blair Original title: Legionärerna
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by Per Olov Enquist Translated by Anna Paterson Original title: Nedstörtad ängel
Provocatively entitled ‘A Love Story’, this extraordinary book is unlike any other, and, coming out in 1985, heralded the significant move in Enquist towards the private and mystical. The question animating the inter-related narratives is: ‘What is a human being, (more...) |
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