out posthumously, edited by her friends Victor Individual works are discussed in the article. Svanberg and Hjalmar Gullberg, who also wrote an Translations: Kallokain, tr. Gustaf Lannestock, introduction to the selection. Pitting love and death intro. Richard B. Vowles (Madison, Wis., 1966; New against each other, Boye had tried for a last time to York, 1985). solve her problem—without success. Hanna Kalter Weiss Boye began her prose publications with her novel Astarte (1931), which won her the prize in the Nordic Novel Competition. Here, too, she discusses the con-frontation between the will to live free versus the de-mands of cultural traditions. In her next novel Merit Sophia Elisabet (Weber) Brenner 1659-1730

DOI link for out posthumously, edited by her friends Victor Individual works are discussed in the article. Svanberg and Hjalmar Gullberg, who also wrote an Translations: Kallokain, tr. Gustaf Lannestock, introduction to the selection. Pitting love and death intro. Richard B. Vowles (Madison, Wis., 1966; New against each other, Boye had tried for a last time to York, 1985). solve her problem—without success. Hanna Kalter Weiss Boye began her prose publications with her novel Astarte (1931), which won her the prize in the Nordic Novel Competition. Here, too, she discusses the con-frontation between the will to live free versus the de-mands of cultural traditions. In her next novel Merit Sophia Elisabet (Weber) Brenner 1659-1730

out posthumously, edited by her friends Victor Individual works are discussed in the article. Svanberg and Hjalmar Gullberg, who also wrote an Translations: Kallokain, tr. Gustaf Lannestock, introduction to the selection. Pitting love and death intro. Richard B. Vowles (Madison, Wis., 1966; New against each other, Boye had tried for a last time to York, 1985). solve her problem—without success. Hanna Kalter Weiss Boye began her prose publications with her novel Astarte (1931), which won her the prize in the Nordic Novel Competition. Here, too, she discusses the con-frontation between the will to live free versus the de-mands of cultural traditions. In her next novel Merit Sophia Elisabet (Weber) Brenner 1659-1730