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Kurt Narvesen
Kurt Narvesen (21 October 1948 – 9 May 2024) was a Norwegian poet and translator. Personal lifeNarvesen was born in Arendal on 21 October 1948.[1] He died in Oslo on 9 May 2024.[1][2] CareerNarvesen made his literary debut in 1975, with the poetry collection Steppene,[1] where he asks questions such as "What age am I from / where am I going / which star is my next beginning?"[3] Further collections are Ararat (1976),[1] Til Vannmannens terskel (1977), and Smil, Sinbad! (1979), reporting from his travels to places like Switzerland, Caucasus and Crete.[3] His collections from the 1980s include Gjenkomst i mai (1982), Ved bredden (1985), and Favntak (1990).[1] His collection Blomsterelskeren og andre gjendiktninger fra amerikansk og engelsk poesi from 1981 is a collection of translated American and English poetry. He issued a translation of poetry by Walt Whitman into Norwegian language in 1984 (titled Tilegnet den usynlige verden), in collaboration with Håvard Rem.[1] References
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