Alexander Kielland | |
| Born |
1849
|
|---|---|
| Died |
1906 (aged 57)
|
| Language | Norwegian |
| Genre | Norwegian Literature, Realism |
| Nationality | Norwegian |
| Gender | Male |
Alexander Kielland (1849–1906) was a Norwegian author and playwright known for his novels and social critique. His works, including “Garman & Worse” and “Skipper Worse,” examined societal issues and the complexities of human relationships. Kielland’s contributions to Norwegian literature made him a significant literary figure.
Short Stories written by Alexander Kielland
A Dinner 1896 - There was a large dinner-party at the merchant's. The judge had made a speech in honour of the home-coming of… ... Read more
A Tale of the Sea 1896 - Once there lay in a certain haven a large number of vessels. They had lain there very long, not exactly… ... Read more
Old Dances 1896 - We really strove honestly, swung ourselves and swung our ladies, although many were stiff enough to get round. We were… ... Read more
Two Friends 1879 - No one could understand where he got his money from. But the person who marvelled most at the dashing and… ... Read more
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