In addition to The Family at Gilje, written by Jonas Lie, and The Growth of the Soil, this nation is known for a writer who created John Gabriel Borkman and Hjalmar Ekdal, as well as the wife of Torvald Helmer.
In one novel from this nation, Inger-Johanna falls in love with Grip despite her father's objections. In another novel from this country, Inger kills her harelipped child and lies to Isak about it. In addition to The Family at Gilje, written by Jonas Lie, and The Growth of the Soil, this nation is known for a writer who created John Gabriel Borkman and Hjalmar Ekdal, as well as the wife of Torvald Helmer. For ten points, identify this nation, home to the author of Hunger, Knut Hamsun, and the author of A Doll's House, playwright Henrik Ibsen.
In one novel from this nation, Inger-Johanna falls in love with Grip despite her father's objections.
{Norway}