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  • Birgitta Trotzig

    Her first novel, Ur de älskandes liv (1951; “From the Life of Those Who Love”), examines a group of lonely, artistic young women. One of her finest novels, De utsatta (1957; “The Exposed”), takes place in 17th-century Scania and has a primitive country priest as its main character.…

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    Her first novel, Ur de älskandes liv (1951; “From the Life of Those Who Love”), examines a group of lonely, artistic young women. One of her finest novels, De utsatta (1957; “The Exposed”), takes place in 17th-century Scania and has a primitive country priest as its main character.…

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