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Ingela Strandberg

Illustration — Ingela Strandberg in 2018 Ingela Strandberg (born 26 February 1944) is a Swedish poet, children's writer, novelist, playwright, translator, journalist and musician. She gained recognition with her novel Mannen som trodde att han var Fritiof Andersson (The Man who Thought he was Fritiof Andersson) in 1983.

Ingela Strandberg

Ingela Strandberg på Poesimässan på Stockholms Stadsbibliotek den 23 mars 2018.

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Born
1944 · Grimeton.
Nationality
Sweden
Occupation
translator · playwright · poet · journalist · writer · musician
Honours
Dobloug Prize · Litteris et Artibus · Aniara Award
Languages
Swedish

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Illustration — Ingela Strandberg in 2018 Ingela Strandberg (born 26 February 1944) is a Swedish poet, children's writer, novelist, playwright, translator, journalist and musician. She gained recognition with her novel Mannen som trodde att han var Fritiof Andersson (The Man who Thought he was Fritiof Andersson) in 1983.

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