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Erlend LoeNorwegian writer and screenwriter
Date of Birth: 24.05.1969
Country:  Norway |
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Erland Loe: a Norwegian writer and screenwriter
Erland Loe is a well-known Norwegian writer and screenwriter. He gained recognition with his debut novel, "Tatt av Kvinnen" (1993), which depicted the unrequited love of a young Norwegian man. Loe's writing style is easily recognizable and often characterized as deliberately naive.
Early Life and Education
After completing alternative civilian service at a theater, Erland Loe studied literature, film studies, and ethnology in Oslo. Additionally, he attended the Danish Academy of Film in Copenhagen and the Academy of Art in Trondheim. Currently, Loe resides and works in Oslo.
Notable Works
Loe's novel "Naiv. Super" has gained international acclaim and has been translated into more than 20 languages. The book showcases his distinctive style, which frequently includes irony, grotesque exaggerations, and humor. In addition to his novels, Loe has also published a children's book called "Fisken," featuring stories about the truck driver Kurt.
Erland Loe's unique approach to storytelling has captivated readers worldwide, making him one of the most celebrated contemporary Norwegian writers.
