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Category Archives: Hakan Nesser
Musings on the 2014 Petrona Award
In a few hours the winner of the 2014 Petrona Award for best Scandinavian crime novel translated into English will be announced as part of CrimeFest festivities and, like last year, I’m quite glad not to be the one deciding. But … Continue reading
Review: THE WEEPING GIRL by Hakan Nesser
I have written before of my growing dissatisfaction over the genre-fication of literature but nothing riles me quite so much as when people can’t even be bothered to get their pesky labelling correct. Whatever it is, THE WEEPING GIRL is … Continue reading
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It’s a wrap on the Scandinavian Reading Challenge
The third reading challenge I have completed this year (or ever for that matter) is the brainchild of the delightful Amy from The Black Sheep Dances who proposed that participants read 6 books from the region that bought us Lego, … Continue reading
How do you say congratulations in Swedish?
By now everyone who cares is undoubtedly well aware that while I was sleeping on Friday night Johan Theorin’s The Darkest Room was awarded the 2010 UK Crime Writer’s Association’s International Dagger Award for crime fiction translated into English. My heartfelt congratulations … Continue reading
Review: The Mind’s Eye by Håkan Nesser
I was lucky enough to win a copy of Woman with Birthmark by Håkan Nesser from the host of the Scandinavian Reading Challenge and was just about to read it as book 3 for the challenge when I read this … Continue reading