Birgitta Holm (author)
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Swedish writer (born 1936)
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Astrid Birgitta Holm (born 4 June 1936) is a Swedish author and professor emerita in literary studies at Uppsala University.[1]
Early life
[edit ]Holm was born in Stockholm.
Awards
[edit ]- 2002 - Lotten von Kræmer's Prize
- 2004 - Schückska Prize
- 2006 - Moa Prize (Moa Martinson Scholarship)
- 2020 - The Mårbacka Prize
Personal life
[edit ]She was a friend of the author Agneta Klingspor, and was at her side when she died in June 2022.[2]
References
[edit ]- ^ "Birgitta Holm". www.pardans.nu. Retrieved 2022年06月07日.
- ^ Laurell, Haidl & Källén 2022.
Sources
[edit ]- Laurell, Agnes; Haidl, Kajsa; Källén, Matilda (2 June 2022). "Författaren Agneta Klingspor är död – blev 76 år" [The author Agneta Klingspor is dead - she was 76 years old]. Dagens Nyheter (in Swedish). Retrieved 5 June 2022.
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