
By Tomas Espedal
Take Your Bed and Walk. The Scent of Young Boys in Spring. That Woman He Would Like to Be. Don’t Scratch Your Name Into Mine. There Is No Freedom for a Hardworking Man. I’m…
Take Your Bed and Walk.The Scent of Young Boys in Spring. That Woman He Would Like to Be. Don’t Scratch Your Name Into Mine. There Is No Freedom for a Hardworking Man. I’m Unpacking My Library. Everything You Lose Will Be Returned to You Twice Over. Close to Life Lies Death. Every Dog Has Its Day. Augustine and the Pears. You Should Have Had Two Names. It Hurts to Sit on a Train. It Is Always Now. A Monster with Its Family. A Homeless Millionaire. The Man with the Dog. Sleeping Alone. Professor Janei. There Are Cities. Flora. Florist. Flourish. Nomine. Nomen. Nomenclature. Certain Names. The Art of Reading. The Joy of Money. The Art of Sleeping. His Name Was Karoline. On the Road. NORTH. Karel’s Ballpoint Pen Is Full of Ink.
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Tomas Espedal’s new book has the best title of the century! A masterfully written collection from a pen fueled by a volcano.
Bok365Few Norwegian writers dissolve the barrier between text and reader like Espedal. His latest work swings between the idyllic and the unsettling, pulsating with a literary urgency that demands to be read.
MorgenbladetA fascinating collection where a thousand flowers bloom—a bold counterattack against cultural conformity, embracing the wild and the untamed.
Bergens TidendeA powerful and engaging collection that both moves and challenges the reader.
Avisa NordlandA genre-defying explosion of creative energy. While There’s Still Time reinvents the short story form and marks an electrifying new chapter in Espedal’s career.
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