Ivar Lo-Johansson Books
February 23, 1901 – April 11, 1990
Ivar Lo-Johansson was a Swedish writer recognized for his contributions to the proletarian school of literature. His novels, short stories, and journalism vividly depicted the circumstances of Swedish agricultural laborers and other disadvantaged groups, often sparking controversy. Lo-Johansson consistently advocated for a literary perspective that embraced the underdog's viewpoint, insisting that literature should face the world from their position. He is also celebrated for his evocative recollections of Swedish trade-unionist and literary circles during the mid-20th century.
Stockholmaren är den tredje fristående delen av Ivar Lo-Johanssons litterära självbiografi som börjar med "Analfabete" och "Gårdfarihandlaren".Handlingen är förlagd till Stockholm 1920, den första arbetarregeringens, de socialdemorkratiska ungdomsklubbarnas och den begynnande arbetslöshetens Stockholm
