Wera Sæther

Wera Sæther (born 19 May 1945) is a Norwegian psychologist, poet, novelist, essayist, writer of books for youth and of documentary books. She made her literary debut in 1974 with the poetry collection Barnet og brødet.[1] Sæther was awarded the Gyldendal's Endowment in 1979 (shared with Cecilie Løveid).[2] She was awarded the Dobloug Prize in 1996.[1]

Wera Sæther
Born (1945-05-19) 19 May 1945
NationalityNorwegian
Occupationpsychologist and writer
Awards

Books
  • Barnet og brødet – poems (1973)
  • Mellom stumheten og ordet – documentary (1974)
  • Kvinnen, kroppen og angsten – (1974)
  • Der lidelse blir samfunn – prose (1975)
  • Barnet, døden og dansen – prose (1978)
  • Lovet være du, søster Brød – documentary (1979)
  • Vei – novel (1980)
  • Hvit sol – documentary (1983)
  • Comiso, en klage – poems (1984)
  • Sol over gode og onde – prose (1985)
  • Afrika, Ordfrika og andre hemmeligheter – children's book (1986)
  • Kjærlighetssang – poems (1986)
  • Vi overlever ikke alt – documentary (1987)
  • Fravær nærvær – poems (1987)
  • Rommet med det rare i – documentary (1988)
  • Berøring forbudt – documentary (1988)
  • Jeg tar asken og går – poems (1989)
  • I lys av døden – documentary (1992)
  • I Naomis hus – documentary (1993)
  • Kan kamelene synge? – documentary (1994)
  • A for ansikt – novel (1994)
  • Rwandas øyne – documentary (1994)
  • Gudinnen med det skinnende sverdet – children's book (1995)
  • Ruts bok 1989 – novel (1995)
  • Maisbarnebarna – documentary (1996)
  • Det uhørte Guatemala – (1997)
  • Om mitt hode var vann – novel (1997)
  • Denne krukken er knust – novel (1998)
  • Støvets sønn – novel (1998)
  • Adresse i vinden. Indiske reiser – essays (1999)
  • Brent barn – novel (2000)
  • Saras reise – children's book (2001)
  • En annen dato et annet sted – essay (2002)
  • Umas øyne – children's book (2004)
  • MammaRitaHuset – barnebok (2006)
  • En annens navn i munnen – novel (2009)
  • Rett Øst – poems (2009)

Prizes
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gollark: I think you just need to put quotes around multiple-word arguments.
gollark: It's some internet meme with what looks like a big worm-type thing (which is apparently just a stomach or something from an animal of some kind), captioned with some text about not feeding it tap water because something something fluoride.

References
  1. "Wera Sæther". Store norske leksikon (in Norwegian). Oslo: Kunnskapsforlaget. Retrieved 19 March 2010.
  2. "Gyldendalprisen" (in Norwegian). forfatterportalen.no. Retrieved 19 March 2010.


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