Ingvor Bondesen
1844–1911
Biography
Ingvor Bondesen (1844–1911) was a Danish schoolteacher and writer. He was born on 26 December 1844 at Illebølle, in the parish of Lindelse, and died in Copenhagen on 17 March 1911.
He taught school on Funen (Fyn), the Danish island, and wrote school books that proved popular. He also published a number of novels aimed at ordinary readers rather than a literary elite. The sources available for this page say little about his private life, so the facts given here are limited to his birth, death, profession and writing.
The book on this site is Skovstrup-Folk: To Fortællinger, listed under his name. Its title names the people of Skovstrup as its subject and describes the contents as two stories ('To Fortællinger' means 'Two Stories'). The sources used for this page do not describe the stories in detail, so readers should check the book itself for their content and setting.
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Books
Skovstrup-Folk: To Fortællinger
by Ingvor Bondesen
Two longer stories about people from Skovstrup, a remote Danish village far from town, railway and church. The first, En Sommernatsdrøm, finds passions as strong as anywhere else under the quiet surface of farm life; the second, Fra Kvist til Kjælder, follows villagers who leave…
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