Gun Björkman

Gun Björkman (1935–2001) was a Swedish Egyptologist and author.

Biography Björkman was born in Högsby, Sweden in 1935. She graduated in 1953 from Kalmar University and moved to Uppsala. She wrote the acclaimed novel Vid tjugo blev hon söt in 1975, and followed it with the sequel Sofia i säcken ten years later in 1985, which focused on a young woman in her twenties, Sofia, who was diagnosed with diabetes. In 1992, Björkman won the Lundequistska Bokhandelns Litteraturpris.

Publications

Egyptology

Björkman, Gun. (1966). Smithska Samlingen Av Egyptiska Fornsaker I Östergötlands Och Linköpings Stads Museum. Björkman, Gun. (1971). Kings at Karnak. A study of the treatment of the monuments of royal predecessors in the early New Kingdom. Universitet; Almqvist & Wiksell. Björkman, Gun. (1971). A selection of the objects in the Smith Collection of Egyptian Antiquities at the Linköping Museum Sweden. Almqvist & Wiksell. Björkman, Gun. (1981). De Gamla Egyptierna. Natur och kultur.

Other Academic Disciplines

Björkman, Gun. (1994). Maria Sophia De La Gardie : Kvinna I Stormaktstiden. Gyllenstiernska Krapperupstiftelsen.

Novels

Björkman, Gun. (1959). O Gamla Klang. Nyblom. Björkman, Gun. (1975). Vid Tjugo Błev Hon Söt. Trevi. Björkman, Gun. (1985). Sofia I Säcken. Trevi.