Yellow North This summer I read a small gold ring * * Kjell Ola Dahl, published by Marsilio
. E 'a thriller written by a Norwegian writer, fascinating television, although I was not completely convinced, especially the ending. Strong players, the inspector and his assistant Gunnarstranda Frolich. The beautiful setting, the story of everyday life of the characters, writing dry but ironic Dahl.
But this is just one of many writers of thrillers, noir thriller and Northern Europe.
Among the many come to mind:
Peter Hoeg, Smilla's Sense of * Snow *, ed.
Mondadori, which was made into a good film;
Henning Mankell, perhaps the most famous of all, with the numerous adventures of inspector Wallander (now retired, but will be replaced by his daughter), he also published by Marsilio
;
Asa Larsson, author of Solar Storm * * (
Marsilio), thriller starring beautiful women, set in the winter in Lapland;
Sjöwall Maj and Per Wahlöö, husband and wife in life and creators of Commissioner Beck, to
Sellerio which has published three books, written by two crime writers in the years Sixty;
Leif Persson, who has written two wonderful books by title: * Between the nostalgia of summer and the chill of winter and * * * Another time, another life, both published by Marsilio
;
Tom Egeland , which I read in * * The circle is closed, the beautiful story line of the Knights Templar, Holy Grail and so on (but written before the Da Vinci Code * *), and has just published another book
Bompiani, The * * Night of the wolves;
Bjorn Larsson, a writer of sea and yellow
which I have already written in the past , edited by Hyperborean
, to read.
So, as you can see, I love these mystery writers of the North.
Someone has to advise others?
* giuliaduepuntozero
