In a novel from this country, the narrator plays with a boy who destroys birds' eggs after accidentally shooting his twin brother. The protagonist of a novel from this country has his foot crushed by a bread-van and mistakenly dates a job application "1848." That character from this country repeatedly shouts "you are losing your book!" at a woman he later dubs Ylajali. A novel from this country features a woman who strangles her hare-lipped child while at her husband (*) Isak's farmstead. The author of Out Stealing Horses is from this country, as is an author who wrote about an unnamed man who
In a novel from this country, the narrator plays with a boy who destroys birds' eggs after accidentally shooting his twin brother. The protagonist of a novel from this country has his foot crushed by a bread-van and mistakenly dates a job application "1848." That character from this country repeatedly shouts "you are losing your book!" at a woman he later dubs Ylajali. A novel from this country features a woman who strangles her hare-lipped child while at her husband (*) Isak's farmstead. The author of Out Stealing Horses is from this country, as is an author who wrote about an unnamed man who nearly eats his pencil while wandering around this country's capital. For 10 points, name this country home to Per Petterson, the author of Growth of the Soil and Hunger, Knut Hamsun, and Henrik Ibsen.
In a novel from this country, the narrator plays with a boy who destroys birds' eggs after accidentally shooting his twin brother.
Norway