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Marja-Liisa Orvokki Vartio (née Sairanen, 1955-1966 Haavikko; 11 September 1924 Sääminki, Finland – 17 June 1966 Savonlinna, Finland) was a Finnish poet and prose writer. Her writing career was short but influential. She was one of the leading modernist writers in Finland.

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rdfs:comment	Marja-Liisa Orvokki Vartio, född 11 september 1924 i Säminge, död 17 juni 1966 i Nyslott, var en finländsk författare. Hon tog fil mag-examen 1950, och var från 1955 gift med författaren Paavo Haavikko. Vartio debuterade som lyriker, besläktad med Edith Södergran, men även påverkad av folkdiktning. Hon gav 1955 ut en novellsamling och fick sitt genombrott med romanen Se on sitten kevät ("Det är ännu vår", 1957). Den symboliska romanen Fåglarna var hans (1967) räknas som hennes huvudverk. Hon gav också ut hörspel. (sv) Marja-Liisa Orvokki Vartio (née Sairanen, 1955-1966 Haavikko; 11 September 1924 Sääminki, Finland – 17 June 1966 Savonlinna, Finland) was a Finnish poet and prose writer. Her writing career was short but influential. She was one of the leading modernist writers in Finland. (en)
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has abstract	Marja-Liisa Orvokki Vartio (née Sairanen, 1955-1966 Haavikko; 11 September 1924 Sääminki, Finland – 17 June 1966 Savonlinna, Finland) was a Finnish poet and prose writer. Her writing career was short but influential. She was one of the leading modernist writers in Finland. She studied art history and modern literature in University of Helsinki. She married an art dealer in 1945 and was introduced into Helsinki's writing and artistic circles. Her first collection s of poetry were published in 1952. In 1955 she married writer Paavo Haavikko. Around that time she started to write prose. Her prose is what she is most remembered for. Her work deals with dreams, fantasy and myth, and avoids personal comments and explanations. Vartio published nine works of prose and poetry. Her works describe how the world changed in the twentieth century and the influence of this on human beings, especially on women. In her poetry she used folk literature as an inspiration. One of her novels, Hänen olivat linnut (The Parson's Widow) was published after her death. It tells about an old woman and her maid. The novel is considered Vartio's most central work. (en) Marja-Liisa Orvokki Vartio, född 11 september 1924 i Säminge, död 17 juni 1966 i Nyslott, var en finländsk författare. Hon tog fil mag-examen 1950, och var från 1955 gift med författaren Paavo Haavikko. Vartio debuterade som lyriker, besläktad med Edith Södergran, men även påverkad av folkdiktning. Hon gav 1955 ut en novellsamling och fick sitt genombrott med romanen Se on sitten kevät ("Det är ännu vår", 1957). Den symboliska romanen Fåglarna var hans (1967) räknas som hennes huvudverk. Hon gav också ut hörspel. (sv)
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