Edited by Anders Juhl Rasmussen and Tue Kjerstein Kristensen
Henrik Bjelke (1937-1993) is one of modern Danish literature's most original and experimental authors. His equilibrist prose is admired and appreciated by writers and critics, but he never made a breakthrough to a larger audience.
This portrait of authorship shows new sides of the works and opens the way for renewed employment with Henrik Bjelke. In addition to an introduction and a bibliography, the book contains sixteen articles and an interview with Lone Bjelke Seventeen contributions to the understanding of a both demanding and rewarding authorship, whose baroque humor and high-pitched pathos have no equal in recent Danish literature.
