Professor Jerry’s påskekrim picks
Crime Corner’s Jerry Holt writes about two påskekrim novels by Norwegian authors that readers can curl up with over the Easter holidays.
Crime Corner’s Jerry Holt writes about two påskekrim novels by Norwegian authors that readers can curl up with over the Easter holidays.
Tove Andersson writes about award-winning Norwegian cartoonist Steffan Kverneland’s book about the death of his father and other publications.
Christine Foster Meloni reviews the fourth book of a Sigrid Undset tetralogy, Olav Audunssøn, translated by the incomparable Tiina Nunnally.
Geir Mæland reviews Ostereisen, a miniseries at Films of Norway featuring Norwegian-American Nevada Berg discovering cheeses in Norway.
Christine Foster Meloni writes about author Tarjei Vesaas and his book of poetry, Through Naked Branches, translated by Roger Greenwald.
John Smistad reviews Blasted, a Norwegian action comedy about an alien invasion, now streaming on Netflix.
Modern Nostalgia is the latest release by Norwegian music legend HP Gundersen, music that Editor-in-chief Lori Ann Reinhall can relate to.
Jerry Holt reviews Norwegian noir novelist Gunnar Staalesen’s latest book published in English, Mirror Image, in his Crime Corner column.
Christine Foster Meloni writes about The Brisling Code, the third in a series of historical novels about World War II by author Janet Oakley.
Editor-in-chief Lori Ann Reinhall writes of Bradley Ellingboe’s participation in the upcoming contest by the Edvard Grieg Society of Minnesota.
Terje Birkedal reviews River Kings: A New History of the Vikings from Scandinavia to the Silk Roads by researcher and storyteller Cat Jarman.
John Smistad reviews a new holiday movie, Christmas as Usual, where Norwegian Thea brings her Indian fiancee, Jashan, home for Christmas.