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  • HallgrĆ­msson, Jónas
    Icelandic literature
    / Prose

    …the collection of short stories Hvaư ereldi Guưs? (1970; ā€œWhat Does God Eat?ā€) and a series of novels produced in the mid-1970s, were decidedly experimental in character, revealing an attempt by the author to go beyond ordinary reality to expose some of the more disgusting and grotesque aspects of life.

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    …the collection of short stories Hvaư ereldi Guưs? (1970; ā€œWhat Does God Eat?ā€) and a series of novels produced in the mid-1970s, were decidedly experimental in character, revealing an attempt by the author to go beyond ordinary reality to expose some of the more disgusting and grotesque aspects of life.

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