Bruno K. Öijer
Bruno Keats Öijer (born 26 November 1951 in Linköping, Sweden) is a contemporary Swedish poet.
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| Born | Kenneth Bruno Öijer 26 November 1951 Linköping, Sweden |
| Occupation | Poet |
| Period | 1973– |
| Genre | Poetry |
| Notable works | Giljotin Medan giftet verkar Det förlorade ordet Dimman av allt |
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| Spouse | Maya Eizin Öijer |
Biography
Öijer was born in Linköping in 1951. His first collection of poems, Sång för anarkismen (lit. Song for Anarchism) was published in 1973.[1]
Öijer is perhaps most appreciated as a stage performance poet, and he has made notable appearances in front of large audiences.[2] During the 1970s, he was a part of poetry group Vesuvius.[1]
One of his appearances was that in Stockholm on June 6, 2003, at the occasion of the national day concert by Kent.
Bibliography
- Sång för anarkismen (lit. Song for Anarchism, poetry collection, 1973)
- Fotografier av undergångens leende (lit. Photographs of the Smile of Destruction, poetry collection, 1974)
- c/o Night (poetry collection, 1976)
- Chivas Regal (novel, 1978)
- Spelarens sten (lit. The Gambler's Stone, poetry collection, 1979)
- Giljotin (lit. Guillotine, poetry collection, 1981)
- Medan giftet verkar (lit. While the Poison Takes Effect, poetry collection, 1990)
- Det förlorade ordet (lit. The Lost Word, poetry collection, 1995)
- Dimman av allt (lit. The Mist of It All, poetry collection, 2001)
- Svart som silver (lit. Black as Silver, poetry collection, 2008)
- Och natten viskade Annabel Lee (lit. And the Night Whispered Annabel Lee, poetry collection, 2014)
External links
References
- "Bruno K. Öijer". Wahlström & Widstrand (in Swedish). Retrieved June 10, 2015.
- Bäckström, Per. Aska, Tomhet & Eld. Outsiderproblematiken hos Bruno K. Öijer, Lund: Ellerström (Ph.D.-thesis), 2003.
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