Listen to stories about Vilhelm Moberg and his novel The Emigrants.
Oral storytelling is the form of storytelling that has existed the longest. Participating in stories, information, fairy tales, etc. by listening is what has brought both knowledge, legends and other stories forward through the millennia.
Although listening to stories has a long history, it also fits well with modern technology. Take part in a story through your phone or tablet. Together with others when the story is streamed out through a speaker, or as a moment for yourself where you let yourself disappear for a while with headphones. Off to another time or a completely different world.
On the digital platform Storyspot you will find stories from Vilhelm Moberg's life and stories. What you need to do is to first download the Storyspot app to your mobile/tablet. You then have the opportunity to listen to many different stories that reflect different places in Sweden. Among other things, stories about Vilhelm Moberg's upbringing in Småland's Glasriket or about some of the places found in the novel The Emigrants.
We wish you a pleasant listening experience. Together with others or all by yourself.
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Below you will find QR codes that you can scan with your mobile or tablet to access the stories on Storyspot
Here you can listen to the story of Vilhelm Moberg's birthplace. The Mobergstenen marks the place where Vilhelms was born and is the site of the soldier's barracks that was his first home. Scan the QR code and you will get to the story in Storyspot about this particular place.
The gathering place for those who in the novel The Emigrants traveled to America. Here from Åkerby crossroads, Kristina, Karl-Oskar, Robert, Ulrika and others went together to Karlskrona to take the boat to America. Scan the QR code and you will get to the story in Storyspot about this particular place.
Story about Vilhelm Moberg's time at school. His interest in people and ability to write was already visible at a young age. Scan the QR code and you will get to the story in Storyspot about this particular place.