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b. 1875
Known from the Danish collection Fra Færø: Fire Fortællinger, this little-documented writer seems to have focused on Nordic settings and everyday lives shaped by the sea.

by Carl Sørensen
Carl Sørensen was a Danish writer born in 1875. A reliable author index at Project Runeberg identifies him as a writer from Denmark, and Project Gutenberg lists him as the author of Fra Færø: Fire Fortællinger.
That book, whose title means From the Faroes: Four Stories, points to the kind of fiction he is remembered for: Danish prose rooted in coastal life, local communities, and human relationships. Because easily verifiable biographical details about his life are scarce in the sources I found, it is safest to keep the picture modest: he is best introduced through his surviving work rather than a well-documented public biography.
For listeners interested in lesser-known Scandinavian authors, Sørensen offers a glimpse of older Danish storytelling outside the most famous names of the period.