Hjalmar Hjorth Boysen

Hjalmar Hjorth Boysen was a Danish writer and journalist born in 1860. He is known for his novels that often explored themes of social realism and the lives of ordinary people.

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Works by Hjalmar Hjorth Boysen

• The Story of Norway (1925)
• The Man who Lost his Name (1907)
• The Story of an Outcast (1881)
• A Good-For-Nothing (1883)
• A Scientific Vagabond (1900)
• Truls, the Nameless (1904)
• Asathor's Vengeance
• The Battle of the Rafts. the Origin of the War (1861)
• The Clash of Arms (1916)
• Biceps Grimlund's Christmas Vacation
• The Nixy's Strain
• The Wonder Child (1907)
• The Sons of the Vikings (1902)
• Paul Jespersen's Masquerade (1904)
• Lady Clare the Story of a Horse (1909)
• Bonnyboy (1904)
• The Child of Luck (1904)
• The Bear that had a Bank Account
• Ilka on the Hill-Top (1904)
• Annunciata (1904)
• Under the Glacier (1968)
• A Knight of Dannebrog (1900)
• Mabel and I. (a Philosophical Fairy Tale.) (1886)
• How Mr. Storm Met his Destiny
• Bjornstjerne Bjornson (1905)
• Alexander Kielland (1913)
• Jonas Lie (1906)
• Hans Christian Andersen (1874)
• Contemporary Danish Literature (1925)
• Georg Brandes (1896)
• Esaias Tegner (1875)
• Tharald's Otter (1904)
• Between Sea and Sky (1908)
• Mikkel (1904)
• The Famine Among the Gnomes
• How Bernt Went Whaling (1888)
• The Cooper and the Wolves (1891)
• Magnie's Dangerous Ride (1896)
• Thorwald and the Star-Children (1920)
• Big Hans and Little Hans (1909)