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The Girl’s room is an existential horror comedy play which takes place in a girls' bedroom during 24 hours and has a limited line-up of actors. The focus is on psychological relations, and with black humour Marjun portrays how the past and present, in an irrational combination, influence the self-image and behaviour of the main character.
A literary double work together with The Karma Goat, each with its own expression and character in two different genres. The works can be read in any order, and are not linearly or causally linked, but form rather two interlocking works, in which the dialogues of the drama, the movements of the poems, the states of mind and the physical spaces grow into each other.
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Author Biography
Marjun Syderbø Kjelnæs (1974) is a well-known and active voice on the Faroese literature and drama scene, and has published a wide range of works since her debut in 2000. She is a trained nurse but works as a full-time writer. Her YA novel “Skriva í sandin”, 2010 won the Nordic Council’s Children’s and Young People’s Literature Prize. Her works have been translated into the various Nordic languages as well as into English, French and German.
Nominated for the Nordic Council Literature Prize 2023.
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- Publisher Ungu Føroyar
- Publication Date September 2022
- Orginal LanguageFaroese
- ISBN/Identifier 9789991888958
- Publication Country or regionFaroe Islands
- FormatPaperback
- Primary Price 220 DKK
- Pages96
- ReadershipGeneral
- Publish StatusPublished
- Original Language TitleGentukamarið
- Copyright Year2022
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