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by Karen Blixen
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Winter's Tales (1941) is Isak Dinesen's second collection of short stories. It includes "The Sailor-Boy's Tale."

Seven Gothic Tales (1934) is Dinesen's first collection of short stories. It includes "The Deluge at Norderney"; "The Old Chevalier"; "The Monkey"; "The Roads Round Pisa"; "The Supper at Elsinore"; "The Dreamers"; and "The Poet."

Out of Africa (1952) is Dinesen's nonfiction memoir of her years spent managing a coffee plantation in Kenya between 1914 and 1931.

Isak Dinesen/Karen Blixen: The Work and the Life (1988) by Aage Henriksen is a biography of Dinesen, which includes critical essays on her work. It has an introduction by Poul Houe and is translated by William Mishler.

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