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Ingvar Ambjørnsen

Norwegian writer (1956-2025) · Norway · Writers · Died at 69

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Ingvar Even Ambjørnsen-Haefs was a Norwegian writer. He is best known for his "Elling" tetralogy: Utsikt til paradiset (1993), Fugledansen (1995), Brødre i blodet (1996), and Elsk meg i morgen (1999).

A life in dates

2025Died19 July 20252023Aschehoug PrizeAward2009Thorleif Dahl's prizeAward2004Booth AwardAward2001Jonas PrizeAwardTabu PrizeAwardTelenor Culture AwardAward2000Oslo City Culture AwardAward1999Riksmål Society Literature PrizeAwardVestfolds Literature PrizeAward1996Norwegian Booksellers' PrizeAward1995Brage Award for FictionAward1990Riverton PrizeAward1988Cappelen PrizeAward1987Språklig Samlings Literature PrizeAward1956Born20 May 1956

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Awards

Aschehoug Prize2023
Thorleif Dahl's prize2009
Booth Award2004
Telenor Culture Award2001
Jonas Prize2001
Tabu Prize2001
Oslo City Culture Award2000
Riksmål Society Literature Prize1999
Vestfolds Literature Prize1999
Norwegian Booksellers' Prize1996
Brage Award for Fiction1995
Riverton Prize1990
Cappelen Prize1988
Språklig Samlings Literature Prize1987

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Spouse: Gabriele Haefs

About this person

Country
Norway
Category
Writers
Type
Writer / Author
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1956 to 2025 · aged 69

In common with Ingvar

Nicolai Cleve BrochAlso in The Last Joint Venture (2008)Ane Dahl TorpAlso in Mother's Elling (2003)Thomas Bo LarsenAlso in The Last Joint Venture (2008)Rune TemteAlso in Love Me Tomorrow (2005)Trond Espen SeimAlso in Revenge (2015)Sven NordinAlso in Elling (2001)

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