
NUORTA JA VANHAA VÄKEÄ
SISÄLLYS:
A vivid tapestry of life along Sweden’s western shore unfolds in this tightly woven collection of short stories. From a lonely young man watching a wedding procession to fishermen wrestling with the sea’s temperament, each vignette captures the restless hearts of both the restless youth and the seasoned elders. The tales move through hushed pine forests, sun‑drenched fields, and bustling village gatherings, offering glimpses of love, jealousy, and quiet ambition that feel both timeless and rooted in a specific landscape.
The narrator’s ear‑for regional dialect and subtle humor bring the characters to life, while the surrounding nature—its winds, birds, and rolling mist—acts as a silent character of its own. Listeners will find moments of tenderness, bittersweet longing, and the occasional wry observation about daily chores and traditions. The stories invite you to linger on the simple pleasures and quiet struggles of ordinary people, making the collection a warm, immersive listening experience that feels like sitting beside a fire while the coast murmurs outside.
Language
fi
Duration
~1 hours (105K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Original publisher
Kuopio: K. Malmström'in kirjapaino, 1900.
Credits
Juhani Kärkkäinen and Tapio Riikonen
Release date
2023-11-15
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1867–1944
A Swedish writer, journalist, and actor remembered for bringing Bohuslän’s landscapes, history, and local life vividly onto the page. His work helped preserve regional traditions while reaching readers through poetry, prose, and cultural essays.
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