Novel/Prose Fiction

Related Faculty

Olivia Noble Gunn
Associate Professor; Graduate Program Coordinator
Marianne Stecher-Hansen
Professor
Georg and Nina Pedersen Endowed Professor of Danish Studies

Latest News

New book on Karen Blixen (February 7, 2013)
Scandinavian Crime Fiction - Published and Available (February 11, 2011)

Related Research

Andrew K. Nestingen. Crime and Fantasy in Scandinavia: Fiction, Film and Social Change. Seattle: University of Washington, 2008.
Jan Sjåvik. Reading for the Truth: Rhetorical Constructions in Norwegian Fiction. Christchurch, New Zealand: Cybereditions, 2004.
Tiina Nunnally. Fate of Ravens, A Margit Andersson Mystery. Seattle: Fjord Press, 1998.
Tiina Nunnally. Runemaker, A Margit Andersson Mystery. Seattle: Fjord Press, 1996.
Jan Sjåvik. "Between Two Worlds: The Emigrant Novels of Ole E. Rølvaag." Places Within, Places Beyond: Norwegian Regionalism in Literature (ed. by Wendy Griswold and Fredrik Engelstad). Oslo: Institute for Social Research, 1996. 77-91.
Tiina Nunnally. Maija, A Novel. Seattle: Fjord Press, 1995.
Ia Dübois. "In Search of an Identity: The Heroic Quest in Lars Gustfsson's Fiction." Scandinavian Studies. 1995.
Katherine Jane Hanson, ed. and trans. An Everyday Story: Norwegian Women's Fiction. Seattle: Seal Press, 1984. Revised and expanded, 1995.
Evan Wright. "Ploughshares to Processors: an ecological critique of technology in Post-War Finnish and American fiction."