Dikken Zwilgmeyer (1853–1913) was a Norwegian fiction writer who achieved lasting recognition for her contributions to children's literature. Active during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Zwilgmeyer is remembered as a significant voice in Norwegian letters, particularly for her ability to craft engaging narratives tailored for younger audiences.\n\nHer most notable and enduring contribution to literature is her 'Inger Johanne' series of books. This series, along with her broader body of fiction, established her reputation as a key figure in the development of Norwegian children's books, securing her place in the nation's literary history.
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