A: No, it's not like that. Actually the two books, "Phantom" and "Police," were written as one long book, with a cliffhanger in between. It was always planned that way. But there are clues in "Phantom" that he isn't dead. It would be a spoiler if I told you what the clues were, but there are at least two of them. A: It's HO-leh. In the first novel, "The Bat," Harry goes to Australia, and I wanted that misunderstanding, that confusion about his name. But it's a quite common Norwegian name.
Q: It also seems to reinforce the idea of the growing ethical vacuum, a kind of spiritual abyss, inside the character. A: Yes, that was also another reason for the name.
He's kind of a black hole, where everything is kind of pulled in, and nothing escapes. Q: Scandinavian crime fiction, including yours, has become extremely popular around the world in recent years, which is strange because, as I've heard people ask, "Don't they have a really low crime rate?
A: Yes, the two things are not connected, but I think there's no reason why they should be. Crime stories are seldom truly documentaries of crime scenes in Scandinavia or, for that matter, any other country. Crime fiction is a genre for writing stories about people — about conflict, about guilt, about passion, about the human condition. Meanings for Jo Nesbo It is the name of a Norwegian crime novel writer.
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Pronunciation poll Vote. Ask your friends X. French words -Gloria Mary. Latin -Gloria Mary. American cities. I just spoke to people on the phone from time to time. But if you want to know why a particular share may be underpriced then I'll give you my reasons. Stockbroking was only the day job. Eventually we got a bit better and fans would ask when di derre [Norwegian for 'those guys'] were coming back.
So we called ourselves Di Derre. The band still has a loyal following, despite not having written any new songs for more than 12 years, but the crunch came in the mids. It wasn't so much a commercial decision as a literary one.
Quite the opposite, in fact. Many Scandinavian writers who had made their name in literary fiction felt they wanted to have a go at the crime novel to show they could compete with the best.
If Salman Rushdie had been Norwegian, he would definitely have written at least one thriller. Each new book follows much the same process: first he writes a five-page synopsis, then a 20 page one, followed by an extended page sketch that includes key fragments of dialogue to make sure he has captured his characters' speech patterns.
Next he writes a full first draft, then a second. Only then does he allow a few people he trusts to read it and suggest minor revisions. After that, the book is done and forgotten. The only one he has re-read is The Bat. This is a rare sign of sentiment in what seems an otherwise life and work. Things happen and you move on.
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