Maria Turtschaninoff

With Maresi Red Mantle Maria Turtschaninoff confirms her status as an internationally renowned author of fantasy.

An independent prequel to the well-received Maresi, Maria Turtschaninoff's Naondel tells the story of the First Sisters – founders of the Red Abbey.

One of the Nordic region’s most interesting writers of youth fiction.

Arra has never spoken a word, but has learnt to recognise and sing all the songs of the trees and the river.

Urban fantasy with a distinctly Nordic flavour.

'A highly original fantasy novel for young people ... teeming with goblins, sprites, kelpies, pixies and sorceresses.'
Translated by Agnes Broomé

A curated list of outstanding fiction for young adults, as reviewed in Swedish Book Review.

A farm in western Finland is passed down through four hundred years of the same family. Inherited Land explores family bonds and traditions, as well as individual personalities and experiences, of generations of the extended Nevabacka family.

Maria Turtschaninoff’s first work of literary fiction for adults, Inherited Land is an enchanting novel that depicts human relationships with nature across the generations.
Translated by Annie Prime.