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  • Sven Holm

    …story of his first collection, Den store fjende (1961; “The Great Enemy”), Holm described how a village church on a precipice is gradually crumbling and falling into the sea; the village is a metaphor for a society that has become warped by politics and in which the urge to prosper…

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    …story of his first collection, Den store fjende (1961; “The Great Enemy”), Holm described how a village church on a precipice is gradually crumbling and falling into the sea; the village is a metaphor for a society that has become warped by politics and in which the urge to prosper…

    Read More