Baroness Blixen died in Rungsted in 1962. All of these books are published by Penguin. Among her other collections of stories are Last Tales (1957), Anecdotes of Destiny (1958), Shadows on the Grass (1960) and Ehrengard (1963). This Danish woman who had lived among the English had her breakthrough in the United States, and a special warmth continued to exist between Isak Dinesen and her American audience. Most of her subsequent books were published in English and Danish simultaneously, including Winter's Tales (1942) and The Angelic Avengers (1946), under the name of Pierre Andrezol. Out of Africa (1937) is an autobiographical account of the years she spent in Kenya. /rebates/2f97805860479342fSeven-Gothic-Tales-Dinesen-Isak-058604793X2fplp&. Although she had written occasional contributions to Danish periodicals since 1905 (under the nom de plume of Osceola), her real debut took place in 1934 with the publication of Seven Gothic Tales, written in English under her pen-name. After their divorce in 1921, she continued to run the plantation until a collapse in the coffee market forced her back to Denmark in 1931. Together they went to Kenya to manage a coffee plantation. After studying art at Copenhagen, Paris and Rome, she married her cousin, Baron Bror Blixen-Finecke, in 1914. ISAK DINESEN was the pen-name of Karen Blixen, who was born in Rungsted, Denmark in 1885.
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