Hanna Nordenhök has in Dagens Nyheter written a fantastic review for Steve Sem-Sandberg‘s novel W. You can read the review in its entirety here. Steve Sem-Sandberg’s new novel W shines from within, as from a thousand small inexorable lamps directed into the most acute. […] a sharp and hyper sensitive novel about abandonment and violence. […]
We are delighted to announce that Norwegian audio rights for the latest novel by Gard Sveen, Drømmenes gud, have been acquired by Cappelen Damm.
We are happy to announce that Josefine Sundström’s Saga Stories will continue as a TV series at Viaplay. This spring the first season premiered, based on the first and second book about 5-year old Saga. Now it’s book number three and four that will be turned into a TV series at Viaplay. Stay tuned for more […]
We are delighted to announce that Café 60 Media have acquired the Persian rights for Anne Swärd‘s Arctic Summer, Quicksand and Breathless.
We are happy to announce that Swedish rights have been sold for Sigge Eklund’s new project. The rights were acquired by Brombergs Förlag. More information to follow.
Susanna Alakoski’s highly anticipated novel Cotton Angel is finally here! Cotton Angel the first novel in a quartet, published by Natur & Kultur, in which we will follow four generations of women – mothers and daughters in both Finland and Sweden. It’s a story about the history of working class women and about the journey a lot of […]
We are delighted to announce that Finnish rights for the third book in the Erhard series by Thomas Rydahl have been acquired by Minerva Kustannus.
We are happy to announce that Latvian rights for Sara Blædel‘s the Family Secrets Series about Ilka Nichols Jensen have been acquired by Jumava Publishing. The series consists of three books: The Daughter, Her Father’s Secret and The Third Sister.
We are happy to announce that Norstedts have acquired the Swedish rights for 5 books by the author Emelie Schepp. The first book will be published 2021. Stay tuned for more updates.
We are delighted to announce that Romanian rights for Camilla Sten‘s The Lost Village have been acquired by Editura Rao.