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Agnes Scott Langeland

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Agnes Scott Langeland

Born in Scotland, Agnes Scott Langeland has resided in Norway since 1971. As a translator, she has mainly focused on contemporary Norwegian literature and culture. In addition to her translations of Kjell Askildsen, she has published poems by Rune Christiansen in The Edinburgh Review; and Petter Mejlænder's book Pushwagner (Magikon, 2008). She is currently a lecturer in the English language at the University of Agder.

Articles by Agnes Scott Langeland

The Dogs in Thessaloniki

By Kjell Askildsen

Do you remember the dogs in Thessaloniki which were stuck together after they had mated, she said.

Translated from Norwegian by Agnes Scott Langeland

Martin Hansen’s Outing

By Kjell Askildsen

Walking back to the house one Friday in early August, late in the afternoon, I suddenly felt tired as though I had been carrying something heavy, although all I had been doing was tying up some raspberry…

Translated from Norwegian by Agnes Scott Langeland

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Agnes Scott Langeland

Agnes Scott Langeland

Articles by Agnes Scott Langeland

The Dogs in Thessaloniki

Martin Hansen’s Outing