LAGERLOF, Selma

The Phantom Carriage

Edit, the Little Sister of the Poor, is dying precisely on New Year's Eve, when the death carriage also approaches the agonizing David Holm, a drunken, aggressive man with bad habits. The contrast between...

The Saga of Gösta Berling

It explains the life of a primitive Swedish community in the early 19th century around the Värmland region, where a young pastor of a rural parish lives, who has been removed from his duties due to drinking...

Liliecrona's Home

Selma Lagerlöf (Nobel Prize 1909) offers an adaptation of the Snow White story, where the elements change as it is set in a rectory of the Church of Sweden, but the characters maintain their roles. With...

The Emperor of Portugallia

This book includes a rich tapestry of narratives spanning the gamut of human emotion and experience, set against a backdrop that traverses both humble homesteads and grand imperial settings. Through its...

Mårbacka

Mårbacka is a classic autobiographical novel by the renowned Swedish writer Selma Lagerlöf. The book vividly depicts Lagerlöf's childhood in the rural manor of Mårbacka in Värmland, Sweden. Through a series...

Charlotte Löwensköld

Nearly a hundred years after the events of The Löwensköld Ring, the curse still seems to hang over the descendants of this family. In the village of Korskyrka, Värmland, Charlotte Löwensköld and Karl Artur...