People of Hemso
People of Hemso August Strindberg (1849-1912, Sweden's internationally recognised dramatist, was an astonishingly prolific all-rounder. His novel 'The People of Hemso' (1887) will come as a surprise…
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People of Hemso
August Strindberg (1849-1912, Sweden's internationally recognised dramatist, was an astonishingly prolific all-rounder. His novel 'The People of Hemso' (1887) will come as a surprise to most English-language readers, used as they are to seeing the bitter controversialist of plays like 'The Father' and 'Miss Julie' or the seeker for cosmic meaning and reconciliation of those mysterious later dream plays 'To Damascus' and 'A Dream Play'. The new National Edition of his works will run to seventy-two volumes: he was a writer of novels, short stories, essays, journalism and satire, he experimented with early photography, and in recent years his paintings have achieved the recognition they deserve.
The vigour and humour of the This novel, a tragicomic story of lust, love and death among the fishermen and farmers of the islands of the Stockholm Archipelago, reveals a very different Strindberg.
People of Hemso
Die Leute auf Hemsö
People of Sparks
People of Sparks
People of Paradise
People of the Mountains
People of Print
People of Paris
People of the City
Enemies of the People?
The People of Paper
Art of Drawing People
People of Metal-II
Art of Speedreading People
Book of Other People