på jorden "late on earth", poems (1932) (title in lower case lettering; this is retained in all reprints) Fransk surrealism "French Surrealism", translations (1933) Dedikation "Dedication", poems (1934) Hundra år modern fransk dikt "100 Years of Modern French Poetry", translations (1934) Sorgen och stjärnan "The Sorrow and the Star", poems (1936) Köp den blindes sång "Buy the Blind Man's Song", poems (1938) Färjesång "Ferry Song", poems (1941) Promenader "Walks", essays (1941) Non serviam "Non Serviam", poems (1945) Utflykter "Excursions", essays (1947) Om hösten "In Autumn", poems (1951) Strountes "Nonsense", poems (1955) Blandade kort "Shuffled Cards", essays (1957) Opus incertum "Opus Incertum", poems (1959) En Mölna-elegi "A Mölna-Elegy", poem (1960) Valfrändskaper "Elective Affinities", translations (1960) En natt i Otocac "A night in Otocac", poems (1961) Diwan över fursten av Emgión "Diwan on the Prince of Emgion", poems (1965) Sagan om Fatumeh "The Tale of Fatumeh", poems (1966) Vägvisare till underjorden "Guide to the Underworld", trans. Rika Lesser, poems (1967) Partitur "Score" (poems and drafts from his final year) (1969) Lägga patience "Solitaire Game", essays (1969) En självbiografi "An Autobiography", miscellaneous (1971) En röst "A Voice", sketches, diary notes, poems (1973) A collected volume of Ekelöf's poetry, Dikter ("Poems"), was published by Mån Pocket in 1987. In English Selected Poems of Gunnar Ekelöf, translated by Muriel Rukeyser and Leif Sjöberg, (New York: Twayne Publishers, 1967) Late Arrival on Earth: Selected Poems, translated by Robert Bly and Christina Paulston,(London: Rapp & Carroll, 1967) I Do Best Alone at Night, translated by Robert Bly and Christina Paulston, (Washington: The Charioteer Press, 1968) Selected Poems, translated by W. H. Auden and Leif Sjöberg, (New York: Pantheon Books, 1971) Ekelöf made some substantial re-edits of the text and sequence of poems in later collected editions and anthologies of his work, especially relating to his 1930s books. References Sources External links The Gunnar Ekelöf society homepage (in Swedish) 1907 births 1968 deaths Writers from Stockholm Members of the Swedish Academy Swedish-language poets Swedish-language writers Modernist poets Dobloug Prize winners Nordic Council Literature Prize winners 20th-century poets