Sara Stridsberg revisits and reimagines the sad, strange life of Valerie Solanas: writer, radical feminist and would-be assassin of Andy Warhol. Translated by Deborah Bragan-Turner.
Sara Stridsberg
Sara Stridsberg was born in Solna, Sweden, in August 1972.
She is a writer and playwright. Her second novel, The Faculty of Dreams, won the Nordic Council Literature Prize, and her novels have four times been shortlisted for Sweden’s August Prize. The Gravity of Love – Ode to My Family, has been sold in 15 languages and was the 2015 Swedish winner of the European Prize for Literature. She lives in Stockholm.
- By
- Sara Stridsberg
- Translated by
- Deborah Bragan-Turner
- Published by
- MacLehose Press
Sara Stridsberg revisits and reimagines the sad, strange life of Valerie Solanas: writer, radical feminist and would-be assassin of Andy Warhol. Translated by Deborah Bragan-Turner.
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