Snorri Hjartarson

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This is an Icelandic name. The last name is a patronymic, not a family name; this person is properly referred to by the given name Snorri.

Snorri Hjartarson (1906–1986) was an Icelandic poet, and a winner of the Nordic Council's Literature Prize.

v t e Nordic Council Literature Prize winners

1960s –1970s	1962: The Days of his Grace (Eyvind Johnson) 1963: Reconciliation: Under The North Star 3 (Väinö Linna) 1964: The Ice Palace (Tarjei Vesaas) 1965: Olof Lagercrantz and The Good Hope (William Heinesen) 1966: Diwan on the Prince of Emgion (Gunnar Ekelöf) 1967: Johan Borgen 1968: Per Olof Sundman 1969: Per Olov Enquist 1970: Klaus Rifbjerg 1971: Thorkild Hansen 1972: Karl Vennberg 1973: Veijo Meri 1974: Villy Sørensen 1975: Hannu Salama 1976: Ólafur Jóhann Sigurðsson 1977: Bo Carpelan 1978: Kjartan Fløgstad 1979: Ivar Lo-Johansson

1980s –1990s	1980: Sara Lidman 1981: Snorri Hjartarson 1982: Sven Delblanc 1983: Peter Seeberg 1984: Göran Tunström 1985: Antti Tuuri 1986: Rói Patursson 1987: Herbjørg Wassmo 1988: Justice Undone (Thor Vilhjálmsson) 1989: Dag Solstad 1990: For the Living and the Dead (Tomas Tranströmer) 1991: Nils-Aslak Valkeapää 1992: Fríða Á. Sigurðardóttir 1993: Peer Hultberg 1994: Blackwater (Kerstin Ekman) 1995: Einar Már Guðmundsson 1996: Øystein Lønn 1997: Dorrit Willumsen 1998: Tua Forsström 1999: Pia Tafdrup

2000s –2010s	2000: Henrik Nordbrandt 2001: Jan Kjærstad 2002: The Half Brother (Lars Saabye Christensen) 2003: Eva Ström 2004: Kari Hotakainen 2005: The Blue Fox (Sjón) 2006: Göran Sonnevi 2007: Drömfakulteten (Sara Stridsberg) 2008: Naja Marie Aidt 2009: I Curse the River of Time (Per Petterson) 2010: Purge (Sofi Oksanen) 2011: Gyrðir Elíasson 2012: Days in the History of Silence (Merethe Lindstrøm)

Authority control	WorldCat VIAF: 36980842 LCCN: n91045332 ISNI: 0000 0000 8372 8275 GND: 115517960 SUDOC: 031716504

Persondata
Name	Snorri Hjartarson
Alternative names
Short description	Poet
Date of birth	1906
Place of birth
Date of death	1986
Place of death

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