Selma LAGERLÖF
Selma Ottilia Lovisa Lagerlöf.
Born on 20 November 1858 at Mårbacka, Värmland, Sweden.
Died on 16 March 1940 at Mårbacka.
Wikipedia: English,
French,
Swedish.
Categories: Novels,
Short stories,
Theatre,
Non‑fiction.
NOVELS
Gösta Berlings saga (1890–1891).
(Gösta Berling’s saga).
Swedish:
1891, vol 1 and
vol 2 (1st edition);
— 1895, vol 1 and
vol 2 (2nd edition);
— 1910 (13th edition).
English:
Gösta Berling’s saga (Lillie Tudeer, 1894; eight chapters omitted;
revised by Hanna Astrup Larsen and completed by Velma Swanston Howard
in 1918, vol. 1 and
vol. 2);
— The story of Gösta Berling (Pauline Bancroft Flach, 1898;
see also 1926, with a 1916 foreword translated by Velma Swanston Howard;
revised by W. H. Hilton-Brown in 1959);
— The story of Gösta Berling (Robert Bly, 1962);
— The saga of Gösta Berling (Paul Norlen, 2009).
French:
La légende de Gösta Berling (André Bellessort, 1905, ed. 1915; adaptation);
— Gösta Berling (Thekla Hammar and Marthe Metzger, 1937).
Antikrists mirakler (1897).
(The miracles of the Antichrist).
Swedish:
1897;
— 1920.
English:
The miracles of Antichrist (Selma Ahlström Trotz, 1899);
— The miracles of Antichrist (Pauline Bancroft Flach, 1899).
French:
Les miracles de l’Antéchrist (Thekla Hammar, 1924).
