Erling Kittelsen
Norwegian poet, novelist, children's writer, playwright and translator
- Mads Wiel Nygaard's Endowment (1982)
- Aschehoug Prize (1990)
- Dobloug Prize (2002)
Erling Kittelsen (born 10 April 1946) is a Norwegian poet, novelist, children's writer, playwright and translator. He made his literary debut in 1970 with the poetry collection Ville fugler.[1][2] Kittelsen was part of the poetic action group "Stuntpoetene" during the 1980s, along with Jón Sveinbjørn Jónsson, Triztán Vindtorn, Arne Ruste, Thorvald Steen, Karin Moe, Torgeir Rebolledo Pedersen and others.[3]
He was awarded the Mads Wiel Nygaard's Endowment in 1982, the Aschehoug Prize in 1990, and the Dobloug Prize in 2002.
Bibliography
- Wild birds (poems) 1970
- The tree arches (fable) 1973
- Between the rivers (7 stories) 1976
- Swing village (novel) 1977
- Long live the hull, rise from the junk (children book) 1979
- House in lockdown (biography) 1979
- Day and night at Le (poems) 1981
- Tiu (poetry cycle) 1982
- The wayward story about sollos, sealcats and a pocket of love in the sea (fable) 1983
- In this house (together with Paal-Helge Haugen, poems) 1984
- To tease a Guru, the story of a nameless seal) 1985
- Raka, the storyteller (fable) 1987
- Abiriel´s lion (play) 1988
- She (dialog with an Edda-poem, poetry cycle) 1989
- The spacedrifter (play) 1991
- Pit (fable) 1991
- Fable Vega (fable) 1992
- The house of the seven dolls (play) 1993
- Heaven, Lake (translation of He Dong together with the poet) 1994
- Oceans of moments (translation of Jamshed Masroor together with the poet) 1994
- Fleeing clouds (translating of Muniam Alfaker together with the poet) 1994
- In (48 poems) 1995
- Dainas (translation of Latvian folk-poems) 2006
- Otrap (A critical exposition or wondrous intervals during 46 positions of love, novel) 1998
- On the heaven (play) 2000
- The book of vision (translation of Muniam Alfaker together with Walid al-Kubaisi) 2001
- Vindkald (dialog with an Edda-poem) 2001
- The sail of Brage (dialog with a scaldic poem) 2003
- From vinehouse to mosque (translation together with Finn Thiesen, 5 Persien poets) 2003
- The rooster has crowed, the hero has done everything he had to do (poems, translated from Korean together with Vladimir Thikonov) 2004
- For Inanna (Enheduanna´s poem translated from Sumerian together with Jens Braarvig)
- The receiver (poems) 2005
- Diamond mountains (translation of poems of the dying together with Vladimir Thikonov) 2006
- All that remains (biography) 2007
- When the world whispers (translations of san-stories together with Roger Avenstrup) 2008
- Don´t tell it (play) 2009
- The poem runs like a town (poetry cycle) 2010
- Selected poems (bilingual, Norwegian/English) 2012
- I, Jako (novel) 2013
- The sleeper (play) 2014
- Various authors (2023). Jarquín, Carlos Javier (ed.). Canto planetario: hermandad en la Tierra. Costa Rica: HC Editores. ISBN 979-8850092115.
References
- ^ Henriksen, Petter (ed.). "Erling Kittelsen". Store norske leksikon (in Norwegian). Oslo: Kunnskapsforlaget. Retrieved 29 June 2010.
- ^ Rottem, Øystein. "Erling Kittelsen". In Helle, Knut (ed.). Norsk biografisk leksikon (in Norwegian). Oslo: Kunnskapsforlaget. Retrieved 29 June 2010.
- ^ Rottem, Øystein. "Torgeir Rebolledo Pedersen". In Bolstad, Erik (ed.). Store norske leksikon (in Norwegian). Oslo: Norsk nettleksikon. Retrieved 14 May 2019.
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Dobloug Prize winners
- 1951: Øverland
- 1952: Ørjasæter
- 1953: Reiss-Andersen
- 1954: Krokann
- 1955: Wildenvey
- 1956: Boyson
- 1957: T. Vesaas
- 1958: Falkberget
- 1959: Sandemose
- 1960: H.M. Vesaas
- 1961: A. Larsen
- 1962: Hagerup
- 1963: Bruheim
- 1964: Nedreaas
- 1965: Borgen
- 1966: Sande
- 1967: Skrede
- 1968: Jacobsen
- 1969: O.H. Hauge
- 1970: Holt
- 1971: Mehren
- 1972: Børli
- 1973: Bolstad
- 1974: Bjørneboe
- 1975: Magerøy
- 1976: Hølmebakk
- 1977: Holth
- 1978: Sverdrup
- 1979: Rud
- 1980: Haalke
- 1981: Brekke
- 1982: Hofmo
- 1983: Takvam
- 1984: Andersen
- 1985: Eggen & Haff
- 1986: Carling & K. Hauge
- 1987: Haugen & Vik
- 1988: Hoem & Vold
- 1989: Lunden & Rønning
- 1990: Heggland & Løveid
- 1991: Hauger & Vindtorn
- 1992: Eidslott & Lønn
- 1993: Christensen & Falkeid
- 1994: Hansen & Bringsværd
- 1995: Askildsen & Ulven
- 1996: Solstad & Sæther
- 1997: Fløgstad & Vaage
- 1998: Alnæs & Bauer
- 1999: Fosse & Nesse
- 2000: Kjærstad & Økland
- 2001: Jarvoll & Steen
- 2002: Kittelsen & Ørstavik
- 2003: Aamodt & Christiansen
- 2004: Marstein & Tusvik
- 2005: Herbjørnsrud & Hødnebø
- 2006: Bramness & Gundersen
- 2007: Lie & Tønseth
- 2008: Hovland & Lindstrøm
- 2009: Lund & Øyehaug
- 2010: Rimbereid & Stubhaug
- 2011: Ødegård & Grimsrud
- 2012: Jacobsen & Einan
- 2013: Moe & Pedersen
- 2014: B.K. Larsen & Wardenær
- 2015: Skomsvold & Sunde
- 2016: Johansen & Petterson
- 2017: Opstad & Ullmann
- 2018: Torvund & Hjorth
- 2019: Harstad & Nilssen
- 2020: Tiller & Moe-Repstad
- 2021: Hatløy & Høvring
- 2022: Kielland & Mytting
- 2023: Bildøen & Wærness
- 2024: Rishøi & Stien
- 1951: Ekelöf & Johnson
- 1952: Selander
- 1953: Lo-Johansson
- 1954: Martinson & Lindegren
- 1955: Asplund & Barthel
- 1956: Malmberg
- 1957: Ruin
- 1958: Lundkvist
- 1959: Hedenvind-Eriksson
- 1960: Johnson
- 1961: Lidman
- 1962: Browallius
- 1963: Ahlin
- 1964: Gyllensten
- 1965: Nilsson Piraten
- 1966: Aurell
- 1967: Höijer
- 1968: Fridegård
- 1969: Lindqvist
- 1970: Trotzig
- 1971: Arnér
- 1972: Beckman
- 1973: Lo-Johansson
- 1974: Rundquist
- 1975: Dahl
- 1976: Barthel
- 1977: Ekström
- 1978: Zetterholm
- 1979: Gripe
- 1980: Fagerberg
- 1981: Sandgren
- 1982: Jersild
- 1983: Key-Åberg
- 1984: Rosendahl
- 1985: Anderberg & Lidman
- 1986: Ardelius & Wijkmark
- 1987: Ekerwald & Lindgren
- 1988: Enquist & Sonnevi
- 1989: Lagerroth & Norman
- 1990: Combüchen & Klein
- 1991: Granlid & Pleijel
- 1992: Berggren & Printz-Påhlson
- 1993: Gustafsson & Westberg
- 1994: Romberg & Runefelt
- 1995: Erkelius & Tornborg
- 1996: Edelfelt & Sjögren
- 1997: Eriksson & Larsson
- 1998: Eriksson & Östergren
- 1999: Lugn & Söderström
- 2000: Ekelund & Odensten
- 2001: Florin & Lillpers
- 2002: Berglund & Hylinger
- 2003: Kandre & Palm
- 2004: Jäderlund & Ranelid
- 2005: Lönnroth & Sem-Sandberg
- 2006: Fehrman & Hansson
- 2007: Furuland & Rynell
- 2008: Rådström & Cullberg
- 2009: Mattson & Strandberg
- 2010: Kylhammar & Öijer
- 2011: Harding & Hjorth
- 2012: Eriksson & Dahlström
- 2013: Jakobson & Stridsberg
- 2014: Malmberg & Meidal
- 2015: Eggehorn & Cornell
- 2016: Sandberg & Unge
- 2017: Kallifatides & Lundell
- 2018: Anyuru & Börjel
- 2019: Brunner & Franzén
- 2020: Andersson & Handberg
- 2021: Johnsson & Söderblom
- 2022: Odensten & Palm
- 2023: Gustavsson & Norborg
- 2024: Lind & Samuelsson
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