Himself 1971; not available in English) Yllet (Yllet 1973; not available in English) Familjefesten (Family Reunion 1975; not available in English) Sigismund, or the Memories of a Baroque Polish Prince (Sigismund, ur en polsk barockfurst minnen, 1976) The Death of a Beekeeper (En biodlares död, 1978) The Tennis Players (Tennisspelarna, 1977) Stories of Happy People (Berättelser om lyckliga Människor, 1981) Funeral Music for Freemasons (Sorgemusik för frimurare, 1983) Bernard Foy's Third Castling (Bernard Foys tredje rockad, 1986) Det sällsamma djuret från norr och andra science-fiction-berättelser (Stockholm: Norstedt. Libris 7155137, 1989), not available in English A Tiler's Afternoon (En kakelsättares eftermiddag, 1991) The Tale of a Dog (Historien med hunden, 1993) Poetry Selected Poems (1972; translated by Robin Fulton) Warm Rooms and Cold (1975; translated by Yvonne L. Sandstroem) Stillness of the World Before Bach (1988; collection of poems selected from volumes published between 1962 and 1984, including the title volume Världens tystnad före Bach, 1982; edited by Christopher Middleton; translations by the editor, Robin Fulton, Harriett Watts, Yvonne L. Sandstroem, and Philip Martin) Elegies and Other Poems (2000; collection of poems selected from volumes published between 1968 and 1996; edited by Christopher Middleton; translations by the editor, Yvonne L. Sandstroem, Philip Martin, and Bill Brookshire) A Time in Xanadu (2008; translated by John Irons) (En tid i Xanadu, 2002) Selected Poems (2015; collection of poems selected from volumes published between 1998 and 2012, plus unpublished poems; translated by John Irons) See also International Dublin Literary Award Zbigniew Herbert International Literary Award Notes External links Lars Gustafsson, College of Liberal Arts, The University of Texas at Austin, Department of Germanic Studies; includes curriculum vitae through 2002 Per Helge, "Poetry, knowledge and unintentional science: Some reflections with regards to one theme in the poetry of Lars Gustafsson" (survey of the poetry from 1962 to 1996) English translations of about 50 poems on John Irons's blog: http://www.bookrags.com/Lars_Gustafsson 1936 births 2016 deaths People from Västerås Converts to Judaism Writers from Västmanland Swedish-language poets Swedish-language writers Swedish scholars and academics Swedish Jews Uppsala University alumni University of Texas at Austin faculty Selma Lagerlöf Prize winners Litteris et Artibus recipients Members of the Academy of Arts, Berlin Articles containing video clips