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Kjell Askildsen — MetaHistoryBook
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Kjell Askildsen
Norwegian writer (1929–2021)
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Wikidata (Q721753) ↗
Details
Instance of
human
Born
30 September 1929
Died
23 September 2021
Conflict
World War II
Place of birth
Mandal
Sex or gender
male
Given name
Kjell
Family name
Askildsen
Father
Arne Askildsen
Field of work
creative and professional writing
,
Norwegian literature
Occupation
writer
,
prose writer
,
novelist
,
poet
,
short story writer
,
literary translator
Citizenship
Norway
Religion
Christianity
,
communism
Awards
Mads Wiel Nygaard's Endowment
,
Norwegian Critics Prize for Literature
,
Riksmål Society Literature Prize
,
Aschehoug Prize
,
Norwegian Critics Prize for Literature
,
Dobloug Prize
,
Brage Prize honorary award
,
October Prize
,
Thorleif Dahl's prize
,
Swedish Academy Nordic Prize
,
Aase Byes legat
educated at
University of Oslo
end of work period
2015
influenced by
Franz Kafka
,
Fyodor Dostoyevsky
,
Ernest Hemingway
,
Samuel Beckett
languages spoken, written or signed
Norwegian
,
German
member of
Norwegian resistance movement
name in native language
Kjell Askildsen
notable work
Thomas F’s Last Notes to the Public
start of work period
1953
writing language
Norwegian
Connected on Wikidata
Author of
Thomas F’s Last Notes to the Public
David's Brother
Child of
Arne Askildsen
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