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  • Hallgrímsson, Jónas
    Icelandic literature
    / Prose

    Guðbergur Bergsson, another writer of prose fiction, proved himself one of the most talented and forceful. Reflective of the growing social and political consciousness of the 1960s, some of his novels from that period—Ástir samlyndra hjóna (1967; “The Love of a Harmoniously Married Couple”) and…

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    Guðbergur Bergsson, another writer of prose fiction, proved himself one of the most talented and forceful. Reflective of the growing social and political consciousness of the 1960s, some of his novels from that period—Ástir samlyndra hjóna (1967; “The Love of a Harmoniously Married Couple”) and…

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