Nikolaj Frobenius

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Nikolaj Frobenius (born September 29, 1965) is a Norwegian writer and screen writer.

Frobenius was born in Oslo. He has written several books and screen plays, including the screen play for the film Insomnia. His books are translated to several languages, including English, German and Swedish.

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  • Virvl (1986, poems)
  • Den unge Villiam Oxenstiernes lysende kjærlighet (1989)
  • Helvetesfabel (1991)
  • Latours katalog (De Sade's Valet)
  • Insomnia (1997, screen play)
  • Den sjenerte pornografen
  • Øyenstikker (screen play, with Marius Holst - 2001)
  • Andre steder (2001)
  • Det aller minste (2003)
  • Teori og praksis (2004)

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