Lotta Lotass

Lotta Lotass
Lotta Lotass in 2006.
Born	Britt Inger Liselott Lotass (1964-02-28) 28 February 1964 Gagnef, Sweden
Language	Swedish
Nationality	Swedish

Britt Inger Liselott Lotass, better known as Lotta Lotass (born 28 February 1964 in Gagnef, Dalarna County), is a Swedish writer. She holds a PhD of Comparative literature from the University of Gothenburg, and lives in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Lotass made her literary debut in 2000, and two years later published her doctoral dissertation on Swedish writer Stig Dagerman. On 6 March 2009, Lotass was officially announced to succeed late Sten Rudholm at Seat No.1 at the Swedish Academy.^[1] Lotass took her seat on the 18-member assembly on 20 December 2009.^[2]

Bibliography

• Kallkällan (2000)
• Aerodynamiska tal (2001)
• Friheten meddelad. Studier i Stig Dagermans författarskap (2002)
• Band II Från Gabbro till Löväng (2002)
• Tredje flykthastigheten (2004)
• skymning:gryning (2005)
• Samlarna (2005)
• Min röst skall nu komma från en annan plats i rummet (2006)
• Den vita jorden (2007)
• Arkipelag. Hörspel (2007)
• Dalén (2008)
• Den röda himlen (2008)
• Redwood (2008)
• Hemvist (2009)
• Sten Rudholm : inträdestal i Svenska akademien (2009)
• Speleologerna (2009)
• Den svarta solen (2009)
• Kraftverk (2009)
• Klar himmel (2010)
• Sparta (2010)
• Fjärrskrift (2011)
• Nya dikter (2011)
• Konungarnas tillbedjan (2012)
• Everest (2012)
• Mars (2013)
• Varia (2014)
• Örnen (2014)

Various plays

• Samlarna (2005)
• Dalén (2008)
• Klar himmel (2010)
• Everest (2012)

References