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Fiction & Narrative Nonfiction
Fiction
Focus Title
Pitched as Fyodor Dostoyevsky meets Batman, THE IRONSKULL is a sweeping
adventure set during the fiercest years of the First World War, a literary suspense
novel that moves effortlessly from the heights of Swedish society to Stockholm’s underbelly of spies and hired assassins.
The year is 1917. The world beyond Sweden’s borders is aflame. Scores of secret agents
and spies from every corner of the world congregate in the capital. When the murder of an
officer with ties to Sweden’s ruling elite is written off as an accident by the police, the mysterious Herr Agnefit puts together a group of operatives with rare and special talents to
find out what really happened.
Agnefit’s team includes Captain Henrich Murman, a former agent of the Tsarist secret services, the demure Lydia Widén who’s also the vigilante The Green Hunter, and battered
middle-aged swindler Jenny Storm, amongst others. Herr Agnefit won’t tell anyone why
he wants the murder solved, and before long his confederates begin to suspect something’s
seriously wrong. Something bigger — much bigger — is at play.
THE IRONSKULL, the first book of two, is an epic and fateful saga which brings together
the most unlikely literary strands: the literary epos meets the superhero tale; the graphic
novel meets psychological realism. Nils Håkanson is influenced as much by Alan Moore
and Neil Gaiman as he is by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Leo Tolstoy and August Strindberg.
Nils Håkanson, b. 1975, is a translator of Russian literature and holds a Ph D in Slavic languages. THE IRONSKULL is his first novel.
Title Information
Swedish title: Järnskallen
Publisher:
Albert Bonniers Förlag, June 2015
Pages: 527
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Fiction
Katarina Bivald
Life, Motorcycles and
Other Impossible Projects
Title Information
Swedish title: Livet, motorcyklar och
andra omöjliga projekt
Published by: Bokförlaget Forum,
September 2015
Pages: 300
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The keenly awaited new feel-good novel from international bestseller Katarina Bivald, whose first book THE READERS IN
BROKEN WHEEL RECOMMEND was sold to 23 countries
and spent months on the bestseller lists in both Sweden and
France!
The summer Anette Grankvist turned 18 she set herself three goals in
life: to learn how to drive a motorcycle, to buy a house and to become
completely self-reliant.
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Dutch: Meulenhoff Boekerij
French: Denoel
German: btb Verlag
Spanish: Planeta
Italian: Sperling
Option Publishers
Bulgarian: ERA Media
Catalan: Edicions 62
Chinese (complex): Delight Press
Croatian: Profil Knjiga
Czech: Host
Danish: Lindhardt & Ringhof
English CA: Bond Street Books
(Doubleday Canada)
English UK (World): Chatto & Windus
(Vintage Books)
English US: Sourcebooks
Hungarian: Erawan
Korean: Sigongsa
Lithuanian: Alma Littera
Norweigan: Gyldendal
Polish: Amber
Portuguese: Suma de Letras
Russian: AST
Serbian: Plato
Turkish: Dogan Kitap
Now, nineteen years later, though she’s managed to become self-reliant,
the other items on her list remain elusively uncompleted. The state of
things was endurable – enjoyable even – while her daughter lived at
home, but when Emma leaves home to start university, Anette soon realises she has an abundance of what she’s been missing for the last couple
of decades: time.
What better way to spend her time than to start taking motorcycle lessons; jump straight into an impossible project; get to know her own
slightly senile mother; and throw herself head of heels into romance?
As it turns out, looking for ways to spend one’s free time and searching
for adventure can lead to the most unexpected complications…
Katarina Bivald grew up working part-time in a bookshop. Today she
lives in Älta outside Stockholm, with her sister and as many bookshelves
as she can squeeze in. She has still not decided whether she prefers books
or people. LIFE, MOTORCYCLES AND OTHER IMPOSSIBLE PROJECTS is her second novel, following on the internationally bestselling
THE READERS IN BROKEN WHEEL RECOMMEND which is being
published in 23 countries and has sold more than 50 000 copies in both
Sweden and France.
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Fiction
Martin Holmén
Clinch
Book 1 in the Harry Kvist Series
Harry Kvist, a bisexual former boxer, earns a living as a bailiff. He is
scarred by poverty and alcoholism, but is conscientious in his work: finding runaway farm girls and chasing bad debts. He rents a flat above a
funeral home in the Sibirien district of Stockholm and takes great pride
in his appearance. His past contains a deep scar and an estranged daughter. One of his secrets is a strong attraction to men.
In CLINCH, Kvist is wrongly accused of murder and is forced deeper
into Stockholm’s underworld in the hunt for the only person who can
save him. As he attempts to clear his name from false allegations, he
moves through shanty-towns, speakeasies, brothels and contraband
stores, but also catches a glimpse of upper-class life in their decadent
parlours. Torn between his broken past and his desire to survive, between his pride and his misery, he risks his life in a violent quest for justice and reveals corruption at the heart of the city.
In each of the novels, Harry Kvist gets caught in the crossfire between
powerful groupings and has to fight to survive. Over the course of the
trilogy, his own tragic fate is also revealed.
The trilogy begins during the cold, dark autumn of the Kreuger Crash in
1932, while the finale takes place four years later.
Title Information
Swedish title: Clinch
Publisher: Albert Bonniers Förlag,
October 2015
Pages: ~ 300
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Author Q&A
Series Synopsis
Martin Holmén, b. 1974, teaches History and Swedish at secondary level. He holds an MPhil in History and up until writing took over most of
his time, conducted research into didactics in history. Before studying
and becoming a teacher Martin worked as a waiter and bartender, but
confesses that he doesn’t remember much of that time.
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World English: three book offer
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French: Hugo & Cie
Italian: Mondadori
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CLINCH is his first novel. Martin is already hard at work on the second
instalment, OUT FOR THE COUNT.
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Fiction
Håkan Nesser
Eleven Days
in Berlin
“Go and find her, my son. That is the mission I give to you.”
Arne Murberg might not be up for a Nobel Prize anytime soon, but he’s a
good person and a responsible son, and when his father’s dying wish
turns out to be somewhat of a mission, he sets out to honour the promise
he made.
It turns out the mother Arne thought was dead actually ran of with a musician and lives in Berlin. Now Arne must find her, but he’s not much of a
traveller and his mind is still a bit slow after that diving accident he had
when he was twelve.
Can he really take on Berlin all on his own? Armed with a map and the
grace of God, he makes his way around the city where he encounters both
good things, and bad. He also makes acquaintances with a a nutty professor, a woman in a wheelchair, a pair of yellow shoes and a witch trial.
ELEVEN DAYS IN BERLIN is a stand-alone novel written with Håkan
Nesser’s signature wit and flawless style.
“The tone and style is as always central when reading Håkan
Nesser”
Uppsala Nya Tidning on Styckerskan från Lilla Burma
Title Information
Swedish title: Elva dagar i Berlin
Published by:
Albert Bonniers Förlag,
September 2015
Pages: 250
Material
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Danish: Forlaget Modtryk
German: btb Verlag
Norwegian: Gyldendal Norsk Forlag
Håkan Nesser, b. 1950, is one of Sweden's most beloved an renowned authors. He divides his time between Stockholm and the island of Gotland,
after some years in London and New York. His two series about Police
Inspector Van Veeteren and Inspector Barbarotti have been very successful in Sweden as well as internationally, and have been turned into a
series of movies. Håkan is the only author who has won the prize for Best
Swedish Crime Novel three times, and also the only one who has ever
won the Danish prize Rosenkrantzprisen twice. He was also awarded The
Ripper Award in 2010. He is published in more than 20 languages, and has
written 29 novels to date.
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Håkan Nesser
The Living and The
Dead in Winsford
From the bestselling, award-winning Swedish author, a
stand-alone thriller set on Exmoor.
One evening in November, a mysterious woman arrives in the village of
Winsford on Exmoor, before moving into a secluded cottage nearby for a
six month visit. Her only plan is to live longer than her dog, Castor. As
the story unravels, it emerges that she is guarding terrible secrets. What
happened in Morocco thirty years ago? Where is her husband? And who
is she running away from?
A deeply atmospheric and gripping novel which moves between the past
and the present, THE LIVING AND THE DEAD IN WINSFORD is the
award-winning, bestselling Swedish crime writer’s first stand-alone novel set in the UK.
”The Living and The Dead in Winsford is Nesser at his best”
Corren
”Splendid tone and style in the latest Nesser”
Blekinge Läns Tidning
Title Information
Swedish title: Levande och döda i
Winsford
Publisher: Albert Bonniers Förlag,
May 2013
Pages: 425
Material:
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Danish: Forlaget Modtryk
Dutch: Uitgeverij De Geus
English (UK): Mantle (Macmillan)
German: btb Verlag
Norwegian: Gyldendal Norsk Forlag
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”This is the best I’ve read by Nesser in a long time. [He] impresses”
Folkbladet
Håkan Nesser, b. 1950, is one of Sweden's most beloved an renowned
authors. He worked as a teacher until 1998, when he gave up his job to
become a full-time writer. He divides his time between Stockholm and
the island of Gotland, after some years in London and New York. His
two series about Police Inspector Van Veeteren and Inspector Barbarotti
have been very successful in Sweden as well as internationally, and have
been turned into a series of movies. Nesser is the only author who has
won the prize for Best Swedish Crime Novel three times, and also the
only one who has ever won the Danish prize Rosenkrantzprisen twice.
He was also awarded The Ripper Award in 2010. He is published in
more than 20 languages, and has written 29 novels to date.
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Elin Olofsson
To the Girls
in the Lake
So beware not to hurt the girls
They se everything, hear everything
and remember everything you’ve ever said
One day they will rise from their lakes
and write books about committed crimes
Maybe they will write about you…
Helena gets fired from her job at the local council offices and is at the
same time being dumped by her husband. When she starts working as a
cleaner at the hospital, her cousin Andreas turns up in a hospital bed,
and her mother starts to ring again, after many years of silence.
But what does Helena’s mother actually want?
Is it possible to forget something once it’s been inscribed in your body?
And do you have to revisit what has been before you can finally be free?
TO THE GIRLS IN THE LAKE is a tale about a promise made by a girl
by a lake in the forests of Jämtland, and about the things a grown woman
is forced to do to keep that promise.
“It’s probably the darkness under the surface, the thing that not
even the most protective tribe can save you from, that makes this
more than just an bittersweet feel-good novel.”
Aftonbladet
“She has a unique tone, both sharp and heartfelt, with an excepTitel Information
Swedish title: Till flickorna i sjön
Published by:
Wahlström & Widstrand,
August 2014
Pages: 240
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tional story that really holds water. It’s incredibly easy to recommend this book – go and read it!”
Östersunds-Posten
Elin Olofsson lives in northern Sweden and works as a journalist. Her
debut AND THEN I THINK OF SIGRID, has sold more than 30,000
copies. TO THE GIRLS IN THE LAKE is her higly anticipated second
novel.
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Fiction
Gunilla Linn Persson
Across the Ice
A story about guilt. And love.
And about the beautiful, powerful archipelago…
Winter, 1914. Werner Engström and his girlfriend Kyra Ingman and their
friends set out across the ice toward home on Hustrun Island after a
dance on the neighbouring island.Their struggle to make it home in the
horrible snow storm will come to shape life on Hustrun for the next hundred years.
At Hustrun 2013, we meet Ellinor Ingman, a woman in her fifties, who
singlehandedly runs Algot’s Sea Taxi and takes care of her elderly father
Algot. Herrman Engström is on his way from Labrador, Canada to sell
his childhood home on Hustrun, now that his father has passed away.
When Ellinor discovers that he is the passenger she has come to pick up
with the sea taxi, she steers her boat straight into the jetty in shock. And
so the story about getting to know a long lost love begins…
ACROSS THE ICE is a portrayal of the Stockholm archipelago then and
now; of love and hate away from the mainland. A story which fascinates
and takes a serious hold of the heart.
”I feel like writing a letter to Persson: In [your earlier work]
Livstecken you write about finding a sort of ladder to heaven – I
think you have found it here!”
Linda Skugge, Göteborgs-Posten
Title Information
Swedish title: Hemåt över isen
Published by:
Wahlström & Widstrand,
January 2015
Pages: 287
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”… she has a penetrating voice that adds spice and salt to the story. The result is a novel that is both beautiful and unsentimental.”
Nerikes Allehanda
Gunilla Linn Persson, b. 1956, is a TV script writer, and has also written
novels, children’s books and plays. The television series
“Skärgårdsdoktorn” (“The Archipelago Doctor”, co-written with L. B.
Lundholm) was an instant classic, with millions of viewers across the
Nordic countries over the four years it aired. ACROSS THE ICE is set in
the same milieu as Skärgårdsdoktorn, drawing on the author’s own experiences from living in the archipelago outside Stockholm for seven
years.
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Fiction
Thomas Ringstedt
The Beow/
Nordenflycht Series
Red Snow | High Pressure
RED SNOW
In a laboratory in Uppsala, Sweden, a group of scientists has created a type of
Spanish flu virus many times more aggressive than the original from 1918. After a break-in in the laboratory, microbiologist Lotta Nordenflycht realises that
two vials of the virus have been taken.
Police Inspector Ulf Beow is investigating the murder of his best friend and
colleague. Was the murder racially motivated or was he on to something bigger? It doesn’t take long for Beow to realise that his case is connected to the
stolen virus. Lotta Nordenflycht is assigned to assist in the investigation, and
it’s soon clear to Beow that she is not only one of the top scientists in her field;
she is a woman of unexpected resources, with an agenda of her own.
“Red Snow could be turned into a movie! All the ingredients are there;
attraction, action and intense personal relationships…This is really
good entertainment!”
Norra Västerbotten
HIGH PRESSURE
A young physician is struggling for his life, trapped in the trunk of a car. A few
hours later a man is found with a slit throat close to an idyllic cemetery in Uppsala. Who wants these two men killed? Is there a connection with their research
on renewable sources of energy?
Once again Ulf Beow and Lotta Nordenflycht team up. Together they challenge
the powerful forces of the oil industry in a breath taking investigation that
takes them 30 years back in time and far outside the borders of Sweden.
Title Information
Swedish title: Röd snö, Högtryck
Published by:
Albert Bonniers Förlag 2011, 2015
Pages: 309, 495
“A page turner with spectacular murders by Russian professionals,
naive Swedish policemen, ice bears, life threatening submarine missions, politics and fascinating scientific theories”
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Thomas Ringstedt b. 1963, has a PhD in molecular neurobiology from Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, where he works as a scientist. He has also studied
comparative literature and philosophy. His debut novel RED SNOW was published in 2011 and was very well received. HIGH PRESSURE is his second novel. He is already planning the third instalment.
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Danish: Bokförlaget Modtryck
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Non-fiction
Staffan Thorsell
The Warsaw
Swedes
On June 9, 1942, a speech was broadcast on the BBC that would change
human history.
Władysław Sikorski, Poland's prime minister exiled in London, revealed
that 700,000 Jews had been systematically murdered in brutal Nazi concentration camps, quarantined and executed en-masse in ghettos, and
walked to their deaths in gas chambers. This was the first time the world
and the Allied forces had heard of the crimes of the Holocaust, a secret
the Nazi leaders had been able to keep until now.
The shocking revelation was based on information – a dossier of highly
sensitive photographs and documents – which had come out of Poland,
to London, via Stockholm thanks to a group of Swedish businessmen
working in Warsaw at the time. The eight men repeatedly risked their
lives to smuggle out the information telling the world about the Nazi
persecution of Polish Jews. Dubbed The Warsaw Swedes, they were all to
be sentenced to death by the Nazis as a result of their actions. Their remarkable story has never before been told in full.
Title Information
Swedish title:
Warszawasvenskarna
Published by:
Albert Bonniers Förlag,
December 2014
Pages: 341
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Presentation of the book and its
author
Staffan Thorsell has had unprecedented access to this unseen source
material - diaries, letters and photographs never before seen – and in
THE WARSAW SWEDES, published in Sweden at the end of 2014, we
are now, for the first time, able to take part of this largely forgotten act of
heroism. This story is not only of importance in Sweden, but plays an
important part in the broader history of the WWII, and the making of
modern Europe.
Staffan Thorsell is a Swedish author and journalist. He’s the former
editor in chief of Swedish the newspaper Expressen, and the author of
SVERIGE I VITA HUSET (2004), MEIN LIEBER REICHSKANZLER
(2006) and I HANS MAJESTÄTS TJÄNST (2009).
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Non-fiction
Björn Wahlroos
The Ten Worst Ideas
in Economics
–From Keynes To Piketty
Bad ideas are dangerous.
How is it then that certain economic models and arguments that, although repeatedly proved false, keep coming back? If we want to build a
better financial system, good intentions are simply not enough; it is imperative that we identify the bad ideas, however popular they may momentarily be. THE TEN WORST IDEAS IN ECONOMICS: FROM
KEYNES TO PIKETTY submits such frequently repeated ideas to a test of
common economic sense. The results are troubling: an alarming amount
of nonsense now lies entrenched at the commanding heights of economic
debate.
Written for the amateur economist and the interested general reader,
THE TEN WORST IDEAS IN ECONOMICS provides a tour de force of
modern finance and economics, applied to some of the hottest topics of
today’s debate. It provides a credible agenda of reform of financial institutions and government finance and therefore, a road forward.
The manuscript was originally written in English by the author.
Title Information
Swedish title: De 10 sämsta
ekonomiska teorierna
Published by: Albert Bonniers Förlag, publishing May 2015, and Otava,
publishing May 2015
Pages: 250
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Björn “Nalle” Wahlroos, 1952, earned his PhD in 1979. In his early career he was Professor of Economics at Hanken Swedish School of Economics in Helsinki Finland, he also taught at Brown University and Kellogg School of Management in the USA. He then switched to banking,
where in the early 1990s he founded an investment bank and took it public. In 2000 he merged the banking group with Sampo plc, and took over
as CEO of Northern Europe’s leading financial services group.
Today Wahlroos is chairman of Scandinavia’s largest banking group,
Nordea, the largest insurance group, Sampo, and the most successful
business school in Scandinavia. He is also chairman of the world’s
largest producer of magazine paper, UPM-Kymmene. His book Markets
and Democracy (Otava, 2012) was a best seller in Finland and was
nominated for several awards. Wahlroos spends much of his time
travelling, and he and his wife divide their time between Sweden, Finland, and the south of France.
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Lars Berge—OFFICE NINJA
OFFICE NINJA can be described as the marriage between The Office and Being John Malkovich.
Dry witt and dark humour guaranteed. Come along for the ride!
Swedish title: Kontorsninja
Published by: Wahlström & Widstrand 2013
Rights sold: Finnish: Atena, German: Carl’s Books, Italian: Bompiani, Spanish: Alfaguara
Katarina Bivald—THE READERS OF BROKEN WHEEL RECOMMEND
A charming and witty feel-good novel about the power of friendship, the love of books and finding
one’s place in the world.
Swedish title: Läsarna i Broken Wheel rekommenderar
Published by: Forum 2013
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(World): Chatto & Windus (Vintage Books), English (Ca): Doubleday Canada, English (US):
Sourcebooks, French: Denoël, German: btb Verlag, Hungarian: Erawan, Italian: Sperling & Kupfer,
Korean: Sigongsa, Lithuanian: Alma Littera, Norwegian: Gyldendal, Polish: Amber, Portuguese
(BR): Suma de Letras, Russian: A.S.T License Ltd, Serbian: Plato, Spanish: Planeta, Turkish: Dogan
Kitap
Gertrud Hellbrand—THE VETERINARIAN
Isle of Wight, summer 1965. Bengt, a young Swede, is drawn into a love triangle, a matter of life
and death. At a riding camp in Verden, Germany, provincial girl Lucille learns the extent of
life’s injustice. One blustery autumn evening in 1994, Artur and Inez Johansson step aboard the
doomed MS Estonia, about to set sail from Tallinn harbour.
Swedish title: Veterinären
Published by: Albert Bonniers Förlag 2014
Johanna Mo—The Helena Mobacke Series
The Helena Mobacke Series is to a great extent a depiction of a mother’s journey through the grieving process and her attempts to get her life back on track after a great loss.
Swedish title: Döden tänkte jag mig så / Vänd om och var stilla / Allting trasigt ska bli helt
Published by: Forum 2013/2014 / 2015
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Jan Mårtenson—The Homan Series
A Swedish Agatha Christie, with a little sprinkle of Midsomer Murders, set in Old Town,
Stockholm.
"Mårtenson can, like no one else, bind together … espionage, murder, extortion and the colors and
scents of the market hall of Östermalmstorg" — Nerikes Allehanda
Published by: Wahlström & Widstrand
Peter Normark—CHILD’S PLAY
”The battle between the inconceivable and the ordinary escalates through every well-written dramatic
scene, and by the time you get it, you will remember CHILD’S PLAY as an ice cold village thriller.”
–Dagens Nyheter
Swedish title: Lekarna
Published by: Albert Bonniers Förlag 2014
Elin Olofsson—AND THEN I THINK OF SIGRID
This is a novel about homecoming, reconciling with the past and finding out that love can
change everything.
Swedish title: Då tänker jag på Sigrid
Published by: Wahlström & Widstrand 2013
Rights sold: Bulgarian: Aviana Publishing
Anna-Karin Palm—HUNTING TROPHIES
In her short story collection, Anna-Karin Palm investigates ten diverse aspects of love, sexuality
and what it is to be a woman. We meet ten different women, at different stages in their lives, with
different experiences of love. HUNTING TROPHIES can be seen as a shattered novel, or ten variations of the same theme. Not everything is as it seems, and tables are turned when we least expect
it.
Swedish title: Jaktlycka
Published by: Albert Bonniers Förlag 2014
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Per J Andersson—NEW DELHI - BORÅS
He was born untouchable, with nothing but the prophecy he was given at birth: “You will marry a
girl who is not from the village, not from the district, not even from our country; she will be musical, own a jungle and be born under the sign of the ox.”
Swedish title: New Delhi - Borås
Published by: Forum 2013
Rights sold: Danish: Gads Forlag French: Univers Poche, German: Kiepenheuer & Witsch,
Korean: Solbitkil Norweigan: Cappelen Damm
Film Rights: TBA
Stefan Einhorn—THE NEW SEVEN DEADLY SINS
What is good and evil, and what do we consider to be deadly sins? Are they the same as stipulated
by the church over 1,500 years ago, or have they changed?
Swedish title: De nya dödssynderna
Published by: Forum 2014
Rights sold: Norweigan: Cappelen Damm
Zlatan Ibrahimović & David Lagercrantz—I AM ZLATAN
The one and only autobiography of and by Sweden’s most successful football player ever and one
of the greatest players in the world today.
Swedish title: Jag är Zlatan
Published by: Albert Bonniers Förlag 2013
Rights sold: Albanian: Dritan, Arabic: Creative Solutions, Bosnian: Buybook, Chinese: Beijing
Wisdom, Croatian: Buybook, Czech: Host, Danish: Gyldendal, Dutch: Ambo Anthos, Estonian:
Tänapäev, English UK (World): Penguin (Penguin RH), English US: Random House (Penguin
RH), Finnish: WSOY, French: JC Lattès, Georgian: Intelekti, German: Piper, Hungarian: Kiado,
Icelandic: Draumsyn, Italian: Rizzoli, Japanese: Toto, Korean: Hans Media, Montenegrin:
Buybook, Norwegian: Font, Polish: Sine Qua Non, Portuguese (SA): Realejo Editora,
Romanian: Publica Com, Russian: OLMA Media Group, Serbian: Buybook,
Slovenian: Ucila International, Spanish: (World):, Roca Editorial, Turkish: Pegasus
Herman Lindqvist—ERIK XIV SPLENDOUR DREAMS DARKNESS
Erik XIV, the Swedish king who went mad, married a common woman, disowned his brothers and
died of poisoning. In fact, there was much more to King Erik XIV of Sweden. He was also a
renaissance king, talented, educated and multilingual. He was a skilled composer and
artist, and he had grand, but realistic, plans on how to modernize and empower Sweden.
Swedish title: Erik XIV Prakt Drömmar Mörker
Published by: Albert Bonniers Förlag 2014
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