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Anja Snellman (née Kauranen, born 23 May 1954 in Helsinki) is a Finnish author.[1] She changed her surname to Snellman when she married her first husband Saska Snellman.[citation needed]
[edit] Bibliography
- Sonja O. kävi täällä (1981; J. H. Erkko Award)
- Tushka (1983)
- Kultasuu (1985)
- Pimeää vain meidän silmillemme (1987)
- Kiinalainen kesä (1989)
- Kaipauksen ja energian lapset (1991)
- Ihon aika (1993)
- Pelon maantiede (1995)
- Syysprinssi (1996)
- Arabian Lauri (1997)
- Side (1998)
- Paratiisin kartta (1999)
- Aura (2000)
- Safari Club (2001)
- Äiti ja koira (2002)
- Lyhytsiipiset (2003)
- Saa kirjoittaa (2004)
- Rakkauden maanosat (2005)
- Lemmikkikaupan tytöt (2007)
- Harry H (2007)
[edit] References
- ^ George C. Schoolfield (1998), A history of Finland's literature, U of Nebraska Press, ISBN 9780803241893, "(1981; Sonja O. was here), by Anja Kauranen, was a critical and commercial success, a description of student bohemians of the 1970s; an innovative feature was that the writer and the principal character were women who had appropriated the old freedoms of men. The novel, brilliant in its language, was not the starting shot of an illustrious career: in her subsequent work Kauranen has never again reached quite the same level."
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