by Lars Saabye Christensen, Ida Jessen
bookshelves: translation, one-penny-wonder, norway, families, epic-proportions, summer-2012, tbr-busting-2012, published-2001, teh-demon-booze, teh-brillianz Read from April 13 to June 26, 2012 Translated from the Norwegian by Kenneth StevenOpening: Thirteen hours in Berlin and I was already a wr...
bookshelves: translation, one-penny-wonder, norway, families, epic-proportions, summer-2012, tbr-busting-2012, published-2001, teh-demon-booze, teh-brillianz Read from April 13 to June 26, 2012 Translated from the Norwegian by Kenneth StevenOpening: Thirteen hours in Berlin and I was already a w...
Manny recommended it.
Translated from the Norwegian by Kenneth StevenOpening: Thirteen hours in Berlin and I was already a wreck.Came across this author/translator combination in the menacing short story about a barber in The Norwegian Feeling for RealPage 19: 'Like a Sphinx,' I replied. 'Like a blue sphinx that has tor...
This is an astonishing and generally underrated novel set up in post World War II Oslo. Before the discovering of oil in the North Sea. Before Statoil came. Before Norway became a rich and wealthy country.The Half Brother may be considered the Norwegian answer to "The Tin Drum".Lars Saabye Christens...
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