Birgitta Holm (author)

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Astrid Birgitta Holm (born 4 June 1936) is a Swedish author and professor emerita in literary studies at Uppsala University.^[1]

Early life

Holm was born in Stockholm.

Awards

2002 - Lotten von Kræmer's Prize
2004 - Schückska Prize
2006 - Moa Prize (Moa Martinson Scholarship)
2020 - The Mårbacka Prize

Personal life

She was a friend of the author Agneta Klingspor, and was at her side when she died in June 2022.^[2]

References

^ "Birgitta Holm". www.pardans.nu. Retrieved 2022-06-07.
^ Laurell, Haidl & Källén 2022.

Sources

Laurell, Agnes; Haidl, Kajsa; Källén, Matilda (2 June 2022). "Författaren Agneta Klingspor är död – blev 76 år" [The author Agneta Klingspor is dead - she was 76 years old]. Dagens Nyheter (in Swedish). Retrieved 5 June 2022.

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Moa Award recipients

1989 – Mary Andersson
1990 – Aino Trosell
1991 – Ebba Witt-Brattström
1992 – Kerstin Engman
1993 – Kerstin Ekman
1994 – Kerstin Thorvall
1995 – Majgull Axelsson
1996 – Sara Lidman
1997 – Kristina Lugn
1998 – Kjell Johansson
1999 – Elsie Johansson
2000 – Eva Adolfsson
2001 – Frida Andersson, Annika Malmborg, Martin Gerber
2002 – Rut Berggren
2003 – Anita König
2004 – Gerda Antti
2005 – Ulrika Knutson
2006 – Birgitta Holm
2007 – Suzanne Osten, Margareta Garpe, Gunnar Edander
2008 – Gunilla Nyroos
2009 – Anita Goldman
2010 – Anneli Jordahl
2011 – Gunilla Thorgren
2012 – Inger Alfvén
2013 – Susanna Alakoski
2014 – Kristina Sandberg
2015 – Agneta Pleijel
2016 – Yvonne Hirdman
2017 – Anna Jörgensdotter
2018 – Sara Stridsberg
2019 – Maj Wechselmann
2020 – Märta Tikkanen

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