author
Daniel Berg
1887–1937
A Swedish journalist, translator, and novelist, he wrote with a lively eye for everyday life and adventure. His work ranges from original fiction to popular translations that helped bring international stories to Swedish readers.
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Moloks leende: roman
by Daniel Berg
About the author
Born on February 27, 1887, in Naverstad in western Sweden, he became known as a journalist, author, and translator. He died on May 26, 1937, in Örgryte, Gothenburg.
His writing career moved across several forms. In addition to his own fiction, he translated books by writers including Rafael Sabatini and Patrick MacGill into Swedish, and his bibliography shows a mix of novels, adventure stories, and books for younger readers.
Listings from Swedish literary archives and Project Gutenberg also show that his work has remained accessible long after his death, with several titles preserved in digital form. That continuing availability suggests a writer who held a steady place in early 20th-century Swedish popular literature.