Stina Aronson

Stina Aronson
Stina Aronson
Born	Ester Kristina Andersson 26 December 1892 Uppsala, Sweden
Died	24 November 1956 (aged 63) Uppsala, Sweden
Occupation	writer, schoolteacher
Language	Swedish
Nationality	Swedish
Period	1921–52

Stina Aronson (1892–1956) was a Swedish writer. Considered a modernist, she gained fame with her novel Hitom himlen (This Side of Heaven) (1946) in which she portrayed women farmers in the north of Sweden.^[1]

Bibliography

• 1921 – A book about good neighbors
• 1922 – chance in ward
• 1923 – I give way
• 1928 – Two men were happy under the pseudonym Sara Sand
• 1929 – The fable of Valentin under the pseudonym Sara Sand
• 1930 – Twelve sea under the pseudonym Sara Sand
• 1931 – My Sister, under the pseudonym Sara Sand
• 1931 – Fever book under the pseudonym Minnie Palm
• 1935 – Jenny of medal
• 1937 – Villages in the mountains
• 1942 – The boy on the threshold
• 1946 – On this side of heaven
• 1948 – Song to the North Star
• 1949 – Kantele
• 1949 – Two actors (consisting of the drama My Sister and Dock Dance )
• 1950 – The fourth way
• 1952 – Truth country
• 1967 – The red gift and Other Stories

References

1. "Swedish Literature in the 20th Century". Samenland.nl. Retrieved 20 January 2015.