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This category is for articles about writers from the European country of Norway.



Classification: People: By occupation: People in arts occupations: Writers: By nationality: Norwegian
Also: Norway: People: By occupation: People in arts occupations : Writers










Subcategories


This category has the following 29 subcategories, out of 29 total.




 




  • ► Norwegian writers by century‎ (10 C)





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  • ► Writers from Bærum‎ (11 P)





  • ► Writers from Oslo‎ (219 P)






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  • ► Norwegian male writers‎ (3 C, 181 P)





  • ► Norwegian women writers‎ (5 C, 104 P)






B




  • ► Norwegian bloggers‎ (15 P)





C





  • ► Norwegian children's writers‎ (202 P)





  • ► Norwegian comics writers‎ (26 P)





  • ► Norwegian Critics Prize for Literature winners‎ (55 P)






D




  • ► Norwegian dramatists and playwrights‎ (3 C, 160 P)





H





  • ► Norwegian historical fiction writers‎ (1 C, 1 P)





  • ► Norwegian humorists‎ (1 C, 5 P)






L




  • ► LGBT writers from Norway‎ (17 P)





N





  • ► Norwegian writer navigational boxes‎ (6 P)





  • ► Norwegian non-fiction writers‎ (17 C, 288 P)





  • ► Norwegian Sami-language writers‎ (19 P)





  • ► Norwegian novelists‎ (7 C, 15 P)





  • ► Nynorsk-language writers‎ (84 P)






P




  • ► Norwegian poets‎ (4 C, 1 P)





R




  • ► Riksmål-language writers‎ (18 P)





S





  • ► Norwegian satirists‎ (10 P)





  • ► Norwegian screenwriters‎ (50 P)





  • ► Norwegian short story writers‎ (3 C, 3 P)





  • ► Norwegian speculative fiction writers‎ (2 C)






T





  • ► Norwegian television writers‎ (5 P)





  • ► Norwegian thriller writers‎ (4 P)





  • ► Norwegian translators‎ (1 C, 109 P)






Σ




  • ► Norwegian writer stubs‎ (1 C, 750 P)





Ω




  • ► Wikipedia categories named after Norwegian writers‎ (3 C)








Pages in category "Norwegian writers"


The following 164 pages are in this category, out of 164 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).




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  • List of Norwegian writers



A



  • Sophus Christian Munk Aars

  • Asbjørn Aavik

  • Gunnar Aksnes

  • Jon Almaas

  • Øystein Alme

  • Jarle Andhøy

  • Arild Aspøy

  • Kjell Aukrust




B



  • Ari Behn

  • Jo Benkow

  • Gunner Berg

  • Olav Berkaak

  • André Bjerke

  • Asmund Bjørken

  • Geir Bjørklund

  • Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson

  • Ketil Bjørnstad

  • Svein Olav Blindheim

  • Rut Brandt

  • Kjell Arne Bratli

  • Bjarte Breiteig

  • Tor Åge Bringsværd

  • Sjur Bygd




C



  • Izzet Celasin

  • Hjalmar Christensen

  • Hartvig Caspar Christie




D



  • Gunhild Dahlberg

  • Gro Dahle

  • Olav Dalgard

  • Petter Dass

  • Aslak Dørum

  • Conradine Birgitte Dunker




E



  • Eystein Eggen

  • Jan Eggum

  • Wenche Barth Eide

  • Odd Eidem

  • Rolf Enger

  • Eysteinn Erlendsson

  • Jakob Margido Esp

  • Jens Essendrop




F



  • Melchior Falch

  • Kristin Fridtun




G



  • Shabana Rehman Gaarder

  • Reier Gjellebøl

  • Ragnvald Gjerløw

  • Inger Alver Gløersen

  • Nordahl Grieg

  • Kristofer Blindheim Grønskag

  • Kari Grossmann

  • Frode Grytten




H



  • Arild Haga

  • Ingeborg Refling Hagen

  • Finn Halse

  • Annette Abigael Hamilton

  • Marie Hamsun

  • Tore Hamsun

  • Dag Hareide

  • Edle Hartmann

  • Liv Heløe

  • Kim Hiorthøy

  • Sigurd Hoel

  • Tore Elias Hoel

  • Trygve Hoff

  • Zinken Hopp

  • Anders Hovden

  • Magne Hovden

  • Khalid Hussain

  • Jenny Hval




I



  • Sigurd Ibsen

  • Anders Indset




J



  • Bjørvik Jacobsen

  • Brikt Jensen

  • Inghill Johansen

  • Egil Børre Johnsen

  • Tor Jonsson

  • Angelina Jordan

  • Jórunn skáldmær

  • Dagny Juel




K



  • Are Kalvø

  • Mette Karlsvik

  • Gustava Kielland

  • Jan Kjærstad

  • Karl Ove Knausgård

  • Ingar Knudtsen

  • Inge Krokann

  • Walid al-Kubaisi




L



  • Steinar Lem

  • Vincent Stoltenberg Lerche

  • May Grethe Lerum

  • List of skalds

  • Erlend Loe

  • Jørgen Løvset

  • Endre Lund Eriksen

  • Thure Erik Lund




M



  • Tor Milde

  • Gert Miltzow

  • Jørgen Moe

  • Moltke Moe

  • Karen Splid Møller

  • Noman Mubashir

  • Wilhelm Munthe

  • Agnar Mykle




N



  • Arne Lindtner Næss

  • Jens Nilssøn

  • Rikke Nissen

  • Olav Nordrå

  • Gert Nygårdshaug

  • Liv Nysted




O



  • Knut Ødegård

  • Christian S. Oftedal

  • Finn Øglænd

  • Ståle Økland

  • Gunnhild Øyehaug

  • Øystein Øystå




P


  • Henriette Pauss



R



  • Jonas Danilssønn Ramus

  • Jens Rathke

  • Tore Renberg

  • Hallvard Rieber-Mohn

  • Øyvind Rimbereid

  • Haagen Ringnes

  • Nordahl Rolfsen




S



  • Frithjof Sælen (writer)

  • Lyder Sagen

  • Rolf Sagen

  • Bjørn Sand

  • Ernst-Wiggo Sandbakk

  • Vidar Sandbeck

  • Jakob Sande

  • Margit Sandemo

  • Hallvard Sandnes

  • Eivind Saxlund

  • Thorleif Schjelderup

  • Torgeir Schjerven

  • Mentz Schulerud

  • Åsne Seierstad

  • Helge Seip

  • Vebjørn Selbekk

  • Ola Setrom

  • Sigurd Risting

  • Terje Gerotti Simonsen

  • Kaj Skagen

  • Åse Gruda Skard

  • Eyvind Skeie

  • Einar Skjæraasen

  • Kari Skjønsberg

  • Amalie Skram

  • Jörgen Smit

  • Didrik Søderlind

  • Gerd Søraa

  • Hege Storhaug

  • Einar Sundt

  • Mikal Sylten




T



  • Erling Tambs

  • Jorun Thørring

  • Frithjof Tidemand-Johannessen

  • Jonathan Tisdall

  • Johan Turi

  • Birger Tvedt




V


  • Morten Vågen



W



  • Hjalmar Waage

  • Minna Wetlesen

  • Marie Lovise Widnes








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