Tuva Tod

In a powerful story of loss, Golnaz Hashemzadeh Bonde asks the difficult questions.

Negra Efendić's book is a personal story of a child's journey from security to a life in a far away land.

The central problem of this novel is Greta Garbo: who do we refer to using that name?

A story of forbidden love and ostracism.

Lundin challenges the reader to take notice.

Reality is a manifold concept, but we take it for granted.

At the end of the 20th century, traditional student privilege is being eroded and success is no longer guaranteed.

Bengt Ohlsson bids us believe that our contemporary psychology can shape the future of individuals, as happens in this novel.

Helena von Zweigbergk is an accomplished storyteller, and the problem of this unfortunate family is compelling.

Torbjörn Flygt’s novel inspires admiration for his competence and expertise in handling a complicated narrative.

A curated list of recent highlights in narrative non-fiction, as reviewed in Swedish Book Review.