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Inger Harriet Hegstad , f. 1944, er bosatt i Kvikne. Hun har skrevet seriene Elly , Emma & Johannes , Skjebnespill og Fiolsteinen , i tillegg til noveller og romaner for ukeblader i Norge, Sverige og Danmark. Bøkene hennes gir et varmt og nært innblikk i livet i Norge i tidligere tider, og hun er kjent for å skape levende miljøskildringer og sterke karakterer. På fritiden liker Inger Harriet friluftsliv, fisking, håndarbeid, bridge og reiser. Hun har voksne barn, barnebarn og oldebarn.
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