This author describes a British cargo ship called The Two Brothers which runs aground near an isolated village in his story "A Fisher Nest."  
This author describes a British cargo ship called The Two Brothers which runs aground near an isolated village in his story "A Fisher Nest."  A reclusive pastor is sent on a mission to Greenland in this writer's early novella, The Polar Bear.  In another of his works, the protagonist ignores the advice of Dr. Hassing, leading to his son's death, and breaks off an engagement with Miss Tonnesen to marry the peasant Hansine instead. This author of the novella The Royal Guest and The Realm of the Dead also wrote a three-part work centering on the minister Emanuel Hansted and an eight-volume novel about an engineer, Lucky Peter.  However, this author of the trilogy The Promised Land is, quite sadly, best known for an honor he shared with Karl Gjellerup. FTP, name this co-winner of the 1917 Nobel Prize, who was a key literary figure of the Modern Breakthrough in Denmark. 
This author describes a British cargo ship called The Two Brothers which runs aground near an isolated village in his story "A Fisher Nest."  
Henrik Pontoppidan [or Rusticus]