Brynjar Aa often Brynjar Å (born July 21, 1960 in
Trondheim
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) is a
Norwegian
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dramatist. He was a student at the
Telemark University College
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and studied under Norwegian writer Eldrid Lunden. Before finishing at Bø, Aa published the book ''Babyboy''.
Brynjar Aa has published over a dozen different works, all by established publishing houses, including
Aschehoug, and The
Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation. His work has also been reviewed in
Dag og Tid
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and
Dagbladet
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, and some of them have been controversial.
Bibliography
* 1981 ''Tjukken''
* 1982 ''Gords barn''
* 1983 ''Babyboy''
[Aa, Brynjar. ''Babyboy: ei bok''. Forfatterforlaget. 1983 , 9788290182514]
* 1986 ''Clæsh''
* 1987 ''Flipper ; Clæsh ; Syx''
* 1999 ''Trondheim eller Det evangeliske,eventyrlige og smått dileriske stevet om en reise til NidaRus inkl. Epilog''
* 1999 ''Schlappz ''
References
External links
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Norwegian male film actors
Living people
1960 births
Norwegian male dramatists and playwrights
20th-century Norwegian dramatists and playwrights
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