Nordic Book Circle
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Education
Start date
Sun, Oct 25 02:00 PM
End date
Sun, Oct 25 04:00 PM
Address / City
2600 Park Ave Minneapolis
Location
MN, US
Contemporary Nordic literature is full of diverse literary voices, styles, and genres. This year's Book Circle will gather monthly, in-person, to read and discuss a work of Nordic literature in English translation.
Our focus this year is on works of literature written by women authors from across the Nordic world. The works we read will chronologically trace books penned between 1912 and 2020, and include two winners of the Nobel Prize in Literature, authors from the countries of Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Iceland and Greenland, various genres, and a range of topics and perspectives.
If you love to read and discuss literature and would like to expand your appreciation of literature from various parts of the world (the Nordic world in particular), we would love to have you join! Limited to 20 attendees; please register in advance.
October's book: The Phantom Carriage (1912), by Selma Lagerlöf, translated from Swedish by Peter Graves (Norvik Press, 124 pages)
Our focus this year is on works of literature written by women authors from across the Nordic world. The works we read will chronologically trace books penned between 1912 and 2020, and include two winners of the Nobel Prize in Literature, authors from the countries of Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Iceland and Greenland, various genres, and a range of topics and perspectives.
If you love to read and discuss literature and would like to expand your appreciation of literature from various parts of the world (the Nordic world in particular), we would love to have you join! Limited to 20 attendees; please register in advance.
October's book: The Phantom Carriage (1912), by Selma Lagerlöf, translated from Swedish by Peter Graves (Norvik Press, 124 pages)
Organizer
American Swedish Institute
Phone
612-871-4907
Email
info@asimn.org
