Andersen, Hans Christian A Authors

Contains sites relating to the life and work of author Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875). He is mostly known for his fairy tales, which are among the most frequently translated works in all literary history, but has also written many plays, novels, poems, travel books, and several autobiographies.

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• Odense City Museums - Hans Christian Andersen - Department which collects and disseminates knowledge about the writers life and work.
  
• Idiotprogrammer Book Notes: Stories of Hans Christian Anderson - Literary essay about Anderson's whimsical sense of storytelling. By technical writer R.J. Nagle.
  
• Hans Christian Andersen Museum - Describes this small museum, located in Solvang, California. Includes brief biography and a famous tale.
  
• Hans Christian Andersen 2005 - The official site for the celebration of the 200 year birthday of Hans Christian Andersen. Includes information about him, and his fairy tales.
  
• The Hans Christian Andersen Center - English section describing his life and works. Extensive timetable, and chronology. Further material available in Danish. Edited by dr. Johan de Mylius, University of Southern Denmark.
  
• Project Runeberg - Entries and links for Andersen.
  
• If Sculptures Could Talk - Sculpture in Central Park, New York, by Georg Lober.
  
  

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