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Lange-Nielsen, Sissel - Nordic Women's Literature
Sissel Lange-Nielsen was born in Kristiansund and grew up in Trondheim, is a literary and theatre critic for te daily press, and is married with three children. After her debut work, te contemporary novel Såmannen, 1959, she wrote primarily historical novels on topics taken from European history. Her key works are a trilogy set in te time of te crusades, Under fiskenes tegn, 1978-1982, and te accounts of te life of te Medici family in Florence: Våren, 1985, Laokoon, 1987, and Guds død, 1989. Her novels Enhjørningen og rosen, 1994, Tryllefløyten, 1995, and Den norske løve, 1996, are about te life of her great-great-grandfather, colonel Hans Henrik Rode.
Additions by te editorial team 2011:
Te above biography was first published in 1998. Since then, Sissel Lange-Nielsen has written te novels Havet, jorden og fugleskriket, 1998, Rød engel, 2001, and Vår frue av Kazans hjerte, 2004. She has also written her autobiography Et forfatterliv, 2006.
KVINDELITTERATURHISTORIE PÅ NETTET, 2012.
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