Ingeborg Arvola (born 7 July 1974) is a Norwegian novelist and children's writer.
Career
Arvola made her literary debut in 1999 with the novel Korallhuset. Among her later novels are Straffe from 2003, Forsiktig glass from 2004, and 40 postkort from 2007. She was awarded the Cappelen Prize in 2004, and Havmannprisen in 2009. She received the Brage Prize in 2022, for her book Kniven i ilden. Ruijan rannalla – Sanger fra Ishavet.
Books
1999 - The Coral House - Novel
2000 - Blood, Snot, and Tears - Children's book
2000 - Life in a Turtle Shell and Other Stories - Stories
2003 - Punishment - Novel
2004 - Fragile Glass - Novel
2006 - Monster Rider - Short story collection
2007 - 40 Postcards - Prose
2008 - No Days Without Rain - Children's book
2009 - Comet Companions and Moon Smiles - Children's book
2011 - Pig Hearts - Novel
2012 - Carla, My Carla - Young adult book
2013 - Over All Obstacles - Children's book
2014 - Inghill + Carla = True - Young adult novel
2015 - The Rumor - Young adult novel
2015 - Neiden 1970 - Novel
2018 - Conditions for Life - Novel
2019 - Buffy By Is Talented - Young adult novel
2019 - Sudden Warm Temperatures - Short story collection
2020 - Buffy By Is Inspired - Young adult novel
2020 - Vodka, Water, and Glasnost - Stage scripts
2021 - Buffy By Is Adventurous - Young adult novel
2022 - Kniven i ilden. Ruijan rannalla – Sanger fra Ishavet - Novel
Personal life
Arvola was born in Honningsvåg on 7 July 1974. She is a daughter of poet and translator Liv Lundberg.