Marcus Lauesen
Marcus Lauesen (born 22 November 1907 in Løjt Kirkeby, Aabenraa; died 14 October 1975 in Copenhagen) was a Danish writer from the Region of Southern Denmark town of Løjt Kirkeby, a suburb of Aabenraa. He debuted with Guds Gøglere in 1928 and had a breakthrough in 1931 with And Now We Await a Ship (Og nu venter vi paa Skib), a psychological novel about a shipbuilding family based upon the history of the author's hometown of Aabenraa. He was awarded De Gyldne Laurbær in 1961 for Mother, a novel about his childhood in Løjt Kirkeby.
Marcus Lauesen
- Born
- 1907 · Løjt Kirkeby.
- Died
- 1975 · Copenhagen.
- Nationality
- Germany · Kingdom of Denmark
- Occupation
- writer · poet
- Honours
- De Gyldne Laurbær · Drachmannlegatet
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- Danish
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