Invisible links
Invisible Links (Osynliga länkar) is a collection of short stories with an underlying theme about the links that influence and guide people's actions and lives. It was first published in 1894 and the English translation in 1895. The stories are often set in Lagerlf's Vaermland, but they also depict legends and history of Sweden, and some have connections to other works by Lagerlf. Invisible Links is a good introduction to the writings of Selma Lagerlf.
Selma Lagerlf (1858-1940) was a Swedish writer of novels and short stories, the first woman to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. She wrote in the field of magic realism, influenced mostly by her childhood fairy tales and picturesque natural world around her home. Worked as teacher, never married, and took part in some political issues. Her best known works include "The Wonderful Adventures of Nils", "Jerusalem", and "The Emperor of Portugallia".
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Selma Lagerlf (1858-1940) was a Swedish writer of novels and short stories, the first woman to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. She wrote in the field of magic realism, influenced mostly by her childhood fairy tales and picturesque natural world around her home. Worked as teacher, never married, and took part in some political issues. Her best known works include "The Wonderful Adventures of Nils", "Jerusalem", and "The Emperor of Portugallia".
Selma Lagerlöf
**Selma Lagerlöf** (1858–1940) est une figure majeure de la littérature suédoise et la première femme à recevoir le **prix Nobel de littérature en 1909**. Née dans la région rurale du Värmland, elle puise son inspiration dans les contes et croyances populaires de sa Suède natale. Son œuvre, marquée par un mélange de réalisme et de merveilleux, explore des thèmes universels comme l’amour, la foi, la mémoire et la condition féminine. *L’Empereur du Portugal*, publié en 1914, est considéré comme l’un de ses romans les plus émouvants.
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