Youth" Främlingarne (1903) – "The Strangers" Doktor Glas (1905) – "Doctor Glas" Gertrud (1906) (play in three acts) Det mörknar över vägen (1907) – "It Is Darkening Over The Road" Valda sidor (1908) – "Taken Sides" Hjärtats oro (1909) – "Worry of the Heart" Den allvarsamma leken (1912) – "The Serious Game" Aftonstjärnan (1912) – "The Evening Star" (play in one act) Den talangfulla draken (1913) – "The Talented Dragon" Jahves eld (1918) – "The Fire of Jahve" Ödestimmen (1922) – "The Hour of Destiny" (play in three acts) Jesus Barabbas. Ur löjtnant Jägerstams memoarer (1928) Resan till Rom (1929) – "Trip to Rome" Den förvandlade Messias (1932) – "The Changed/Transformed Messiah" Works in English Modern Swedish masterpieces, (1923) translated by Charles Wharton Stork. Martin Birck's Youth, (1930) translated by Charles Wharton Stork. Selected Short Stories, (1935) translated by Charles Wharton Stork. Doctor Glas, (1963) translated by Paul Britten Austin. In 2002, the latest edition was published by Anchor Books with an introduction by Canadian author Margaret Atwood. Short Stories, (1987) translated by Carl Lofmark. The Serious Game, (2001) translated by Eva Claeson. Martin Birck's Youth, (2004) translated by Tom Ellett. Diversions, (2014) translated by David Barrett. References External links Spleen: short story by Hjalmar Söderberg Introduction to Doctor Glas by Margaret Atwood Books Hjalmar Söderberg at Project Runeberg. Historietter at Swedish Wikisource. Short Stories 1869 births 1941 deaths Writers from Stockholm Swedish-language writers Uppsala University alumni Swedish male novelists Swedish male dramatists and playwrights 19th-century Swedish dramatists and playwrights 20th-century Swedish dramatists and playwrights 19th-century Swedish novelists 20th-century Swedish novelists 19th-century male writers 20th-century Swedish male writers Swedish short story writers Burials at Vestre Cemetery, Copenhagen