Rune T. Kidde
Danish author, poet, and illustrator
Born
1957
68 years ago
Died
October 21st, 2013
11 years ago — 56 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Denmark
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A significant figure in Danish literature, contributed to poetry and children's books, blending illustrations with texts. Became active in the literary scene in the 20th century and garnered attention for imaginative storytelling. Engaged in various literary initiatives and participated in cultural discussions, influencing the realm of children's literature. Various works were published, appealing to both young and adult audiences. The unique combination of illustrations and literary style left a notable legacy in Denmark.
Published the poetry collection 'Nye Digte'
Illustrated several children's books
Contributed to the Danish literary community
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