For 10 points, name this Scandinavian country, the home of Selma Lagerlof and August Strindberg, whose Academy awards the Nobel Prize in Literature.
Judges from this country award the Dobloug Prize, for which only writers from this country and a western neighbor are eligible. A literary society in this country called the Society of Nine had as one of its founding members the author of a children's book whose title character goes on a series of adventures with a goose. That author from this country was the first woman to win a prize that was first awarded to Sully (*) Prudhomme. In 1974, two poets from this country, Harry Martinson and Eyvind Johnson, controversially awarded themselves a major literary prize. Its publishers award the August Prize, which is named for a playwright from this country who penned Ghost Sonata, The Father, and Miss Julie. For 10 points, name this Scandinavian country, the home of Selma Lagerlof and August Strindberg, whose Academy awards the Nobel Prize in Literature.
Judges from this country award the Dobloug Prize, for which only writers from this country and a western neighbor are eligible.
Kingdom of Sweden [or Konungariket Sveringe]