Aage Neutzsky-Wulff
Aage Neutzsky-Wulff, born Aage Neutzsky Wulff, (19 August 1891 – 10 June 1967)[1] was a Danish writer and poet.
He made his debut with "Mit livs bog" in 1921.[1] Aage Neutzky-Wulff had several wives, including author Trolli Jørgensen from 1932 to 1935.[1] He was the father of authors Erwin Neutzsky-Wulff and Vita Andersen,[1] though he had no close relationship with Vita.[2] He wrote several books on occultism, but had to publish them himself as he found it hard to find a willing publishing house.[3]
Bibliography
[edit]- Might be incomplete[4]
- 1931 "Jens Wulff og hans Livsværk"
- 1932 "Som vi er. : Noveller og Skitser"
- 1933 "Moloch : Drama i 1 Akt"
- 1933 "Shaddais Pile : Et Nutids-Passionsspil i 3 Akter"
- 1936 "Mellem Kirken og Teatret : En Kunstners Roman"
- 1941 "Jeg : et Mysterie-Drama i tre Akter"
- 1942 "Tolv Personer kører med Linie Nul : et Mysterie-Spil"
- 1943 "Tænk! : Digte i Prosa og Rim"
- 1943 "Danskere : Fem historiske Situationsbilleder"
- 1950 "Gaa til Modstand! : Dramatisk Komposition : Med et Nodebilag"
- 1952 "Prins Kundalinis Rejse gennem det mørkeste Fastland : et Eventyrspil"
- 1954 "Højsangen, ogsaa kaldet Sangenes Sang"
- 1957 "Modelteater før – og nu"
- 1957 "Den bestøvlede Kat. Eventyrkomedie i 3 Akter efter Charles Perrault"
- 1958 "Han duede ikke : en scenisk Epilog"
- 1962 "En broget Bog : Nogle hidtil utrykte skrifter"
- 1963 "Mod Obskurantismens Diktatur"
- 1964 "Af Litteraturens Skatkammer : En liden Citatbog"
- 1965 "Det essentielle : Digte"
- 1966 "Aandsvidenskabeligt og okkult Kompendium"
- 1966 "75"
- 1967 "De gale"
References
[edit]- ^ Jump up to: a b c d Aage Neutzsky Wulff (1891–1967) at LitteraturPriser.dk
- ^ Birgitte Grue, "Jeg elsker mine personer", B.T., 9 November 2003
- ^ POUL PILGAARD JOHNSEN, "Faklen brænder", Weekendavisen, 25 August 2006
- ^ Bibliotek.dk listing Archived 27 July 2011 at the Wayback Machine
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