called Åland Authors, and also includes a stamp featuring Anni Blomqvist and a stamp featuring . Lundberg's novel Ice was awarded the Finlandia Prize, Finland's most prestigious literary award, in 2012. With domestic sales of almost 150,000 copies, it has become one of the most cherished Finnish novels of the decade. Partly based on the life on Lundberg's own family on the isolated island of Kökar, Ice has attracted much interest from theatres, but the Finnish National Opera was the first to get permission to adapt it for the stage. The libretto follows the key events and characters of the rich novel, with music that rings with the changing seasons and the ever-present threat of ice. Bibliography As author (1962) (poetry) (1966) (travel) (1968) (travel) (1970) (travel) (1974) (radio theater) (1976) (factual) (1977) (novella anthology) (1981) (anthropology) (1982) (novel) (1984) (novel) (1985) (master's thesis) (1986) (novel) (1989) (novel) (1991) (novel) (1993) (travel) (1995) (novel) (1997) (novel) (2001) (novel) (2005) (biography of Åke Hellman, co-authored by Erik Kruskopf) (2006) (history of a Gammelgård's social club in Espoo, co-authored by Lasse Hoffman and Unni Malmgren) (2012) (novel) As editor (1981) (autobiography of Algot Lundberg) (2000) References External links Biography of Ulla-Lena Lundberg, Library of Mariehamn, Åland Complete bibliography of Lundberg, Library of Mariehamn, Åland Interview with Ulla-Lena Lundberg, Dec. 2007 Interview with Ulla-Lena Lundberg Entry for Lundberg on the website of Finnish publisher Gummerus Åland Post autumn 2008 stamp information pdf leaflet pages 16 to 20 about the Åland Authors booklet 1947 births Living people People from Kökar Writers from Åland Finnish writers in Swedish Finnish women writers Swedish women writers Åbo Akademi University alumni University of Minnesota faculty Swedish-speaking Finns