Marie Lundquist

Marie Lundquist (born 1950) is a Swedish author, cultural journalist and translator. She is a former high school teacher at Biskops-Arnö.[1]

Bibliography
  • 1992 – Jag går runt och samlar in min trädgård för natten
  • 1993 – Brev till de sovande
  • 1995 – Astrakanerna
  • 1997 – Istället för minne
  • 1999 – En fabel skriven på stenar
  • 2002 – En enkel berättelse
  • 2005 – Monolog för en ensam kvinna
  • 2007 – Drömmen om verkligheten – fotografiska reflektioner
  • 2008 – De dödas bok
  • 2013 – Så länge jag kan minnas har jag varit ensam

Awards
  • 1993 – Stig Carlson-priset
  • 1995 – Tidningen Vi:s litteraturpris
  • 1996 – Guldprinsen
  • 1997 – De Nios Vinterpris
  • 1999 – Karin Boyes litterära pris
  • 2000 – Gerard Bonniers lyrikpris
  • 2002 – Sveriges Radios Lyrikpris
  • 2008 – De Nios lyrikpris
  • 2013 – Stipendium ur Lena Vendelfelts minnesfond
  • 2015 – Aspenströmpriset
gollark: That looks very outdated.
gollark: Possibly 90% by switching the first dose for a smaller one, I heard, but the data on that is apparently not great.
gollark: There's an adenovirus-based one the UK invested heavily in, but it only has 70%ish effectiveness.
gollark: Magic nanoparticle sensors could gather interesting data about your body's functioning, though, which my phone cannot currently.
gollark: I probably want one of the mRNA ones, but the UK bought up a lot of the Oxford adenovirus one which seems less good.

References
  1. "Press release from the Swedish Academy". 20 December 2013. Archived from the original on 23 February 2014. Retrieved 1 August 2019.



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