Tom Geddes

Descending to a basement toilet, he finds the exit locked and wanders subterranean corridors to emerge on the street in a Lund city and university of the 1920s.

An anti-hero for our time.

Björn Larsson's satire on the Scandinavian crime fiction wave abounds with meta-fictional allusions.

Sven Olov Karlsson's chronicle of rural Sweden.

Björn Larsson's short stories, set in the world of academia, are light-hearted, ironical Tales of the Joys of Discovery.

This second novel from Kristian Fredén has a literary irony, an understated humour and an extended chess motif providing both plot and metaphor which is inevitably reminiscent of Nabokov’s The Defence.

The American Girl takes an ambitious stylistic leap into a more fragmented narrative, a post-modern, kaleidoscopic vehicle conveying the chaotic, inexplicable and unintelligible world of children and adolescents from dysfunctional families.