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| − | Literary critic | + | Literary critic and editor. Wrote for Stockholms Dagblad, contributing literary criticism under her own name and humorous stories under the name Huck Leber. Worked with her lover Ellen Kleman in publishing the letters of Fredrika Bremer in four volumes, titled 'Fredrika Bremers brev', between 1915 and 1920. Was described as Sweden’s most eloquent critic with the highest aesthetic sensitivity. Published books of essays, mainly pertaining to literature: 'En recensents baktankar' (1928), 'Det speglade livet' (1926), 'Det rika stärbhuset' (1946) and 'Sigrid Fridman – och andra konstnärer' (1948). |
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| + | * [[Literary Critics and Editors Who Identify as LGBTQ]] | ||
==Further Reading/Research== | ==Further Reading/Research== | ||
Latest revision as of 21:51, 17 July 2023
Country
Sweden
Birth - Death
1875 - 1948
Occupation
Writer
Description
Literary critic and editor. Wrote for Stockholms Dagblad, contributing literary criticism under her own name and humorous stories under the name Huck Leber. Worked with her lover Ellen Kleman in publishing the letters of Fredrika Bremer in four volumes, titled 'Fredrika Bremers brev', between 1915 and 1920. Was described as Sweden’s most eloquent critic with the highest aesthetic sensitivity. Published books of essays, mainly pertaining to literature: 'En recensents baktankar' (1928), 'Det speglade livet' (1926), 'Det rika stärbhuset' (1946) and 'Sigrid Fridman – och andra konstnärer' (1948).
