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When Jan Jakob Tønseth died in the autumn of 2018, he left this poignant collection of poems. There is reason to believe that he saw it as complete, so no changes have been made. In his afterword, Tønseth in the Sunset, his old friend and colleague Lars Saabye Christensen writes: "The poet's sorrow and doubt emerge, but not without laughter, never without laughter, the reconciling gesture. To read Other Mornings is to approach and to touch the conclusion of a great writing career."
When Jan Jakob Tønseth died in the autumn of 2018, he left this poignant collection of poems. There is reason to believe that he saw it as complete, so no changes have been made. In his afterword, Tønseth in the Sunset, his old friend and colleague Lars Saabye Christensen writes: "The poet's sorrow and doubt emerge, but not without laughter, never without laughter, the reconciling gesture. To read Other Mornings is to approach and to touch the conclusion of a great writing career."