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Old 04-18-2016, 01:04 PM   #24
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Erik Axl Sund took Europe by storm with his book Crow girl.
Have a look at his page http://www.erikaxlsund.com/books/crow-girl-1
Not yet published in English, I think, but already translated to 30 languages. In UK the rights were bought by Harvill Secker.

The book was recommended to me by a [quite badly shaken-up] friend who read a translation published here in my country.

I will be back with the news as soon as the book is published in English. I am not sure I will dare to read the book and I have read some pretty disturbing stuff without a problem.
(the only book in recent memory I abandoned because it was way too disturbing (AND ugly AND very badly written (IMHO, of course)) was The Road by Cormac McCarthy)
Preorder page at Amazon at the moment.
I think I saw the Kindle e-book available yesterday but I can't find it now.
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