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Archives
- Stellan Skarsgård on THE MAKING OF MAN
- THE MAKING OF A MAN – New Doc on Festival Circuit!
- Lichtman on Wedding Worries
- The case of [Khashoggi]
- Amos Oz: Recipient of Stig Dagerman Award 2018 – Acceptance Remarks
- Our Need for Consolation Is Insatiable … (film text excerpts)
- “Wedding Worries and Other Upsets”
- In Defense of the Politics of the Impossible – The Case of World Citizens for Peace
- Do We Have Faith in Humankind?
- Per Wästberg, Swedish Academy Chair, on Stig
- For One Day A Year, Let’s Make Believe….
- On Seeking And Offering Refuge
- CRITIC’S BEST BOOK PICK 2014: Dagerman’s Short Fiction
- To Stig’s Memory Nov 4, 2014
- Self Deception In A BURNT CHILD
- Stig Into Turkish
- Meeting Stig
- Reading A BURNT CHILD
- In the Forest of Paradoxes
- Island of the Doomed Reviewed
- Reading ISLAND OF THE DOOMED
- Writer’s Role: To Build Bridges And Break Glass
- To Dialogue with Dagerman
- Anita on Stig
- Stig’s Christmas Message
Tag Archives: Dagerman
“She came to the farm and bore me … and then vanished.”
October 5 – Stig’s birthday. A hectic day on his paternal grandparents’ small farm, because it was in the middle of the potato harvest. And here was this girl from one of the towns up north, pregnant by one of … Continue reading
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Tagged A Child's Memoirs, Dagerman, Stig Dagerman, The Games of Night
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“I seek consolation as a hunter tracking prey”
“I can sit in the safest of rooms and suddenly sense death all around: in the fire, in every sharp object at hand, in the weight of the ceiling and the mass of the walls; in the water, the … Continue reading
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Tagged author's voice, consolation, Dagerman, freedom, suicide, tetes raides
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