# Jan Bull

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{{Short description|Norwegian writer (1927–1985)}}
'''Jan Bull''' (7 January 1927 &ndash; 16 December 1985) was a [Norwegian](/source/Norway) author and theater instructor. Born in [Paris](/source/Paris),  he was son of the Norwegian poet [Olaf Bull](/source/Olaf_Bull) and the grandson of author Jacob Breda Bull.<ref name= Wandrup>{{cite book|author= Wandrup, Fredrik |title=En uro som aldri dør. Olaf Bull og hans samtid (A Restlessness That Never Dies - Olaf Bull and His Time)  |publisher= Gyldendal |year=1995}}</ref>

== Bibliography  ==
* ''13 poetry'' &ndash; poetry (1957).
* ''Marianne'' &ndash; (1959)
* ''Sommerfuglene'' (1960)
* ''Den siste fuglen'' &ndash; poetry (1961)
* ''Sodoma'' &ndash; poetry (1964)
* ''En vanligvis godt underrettet kilde'' &ndash; poetry (1967)
* ''Masker'' &ndash; poetry (1976)
* ''Døden ville lese Dickens'' &ndash; novel (1981)

==Awards==
1981&ndash; [Riksmål Society Literature Prize](/source/Riksm%C3%A5l_Society_Literature_Prize)

==References==
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