Travels with Mr. Hume
Horace Engdahl
From one of Sweden’s foremost literary theorists, philosophers and intellectuals comes new collection of essays.“The social pressure that comes with being in a in a tram is easy to master. If I want to, I can immerse myself in reading a book, taking…
My World of Books
Kerstin Ekman
Kerstin Ekman, acclaimed author of The Wolf Run and Blackwater, goes into dialogue with her own literary heroes.Kerstin Ekman hardly needs an introduction. Since her debut in 1959, she has reached a position of a living legend on the Swedish, and int…
Explosive Micro Habits
Linn Asterby, Bertil Marklund
Extend your life and feel better with these minimal changes!Explosive Micro Habits offers a smorgasbord of micro habits backed by trusted research, making sure you’ll be equipped with the best knowledge to enhance your well-being, live longer, and do…
TAMING A RIVER
Jannete Hentati
An essayistic memoir of one woman’s urgent search for her own roots, following the Lule River and unveiling its controversial history.A free-spirited social anthropologist can no longer ignore the aching inside. She longs for a place to call home, to…
The Death Game
Lisa dos Santos
Get a look behind the newspaper headlines, with an insider’s account of working against organized crime.When it comes to gun deaths per capita, Sweden has gone from the very bottom of the list to only being topped by Croatia, and all in thelast two d…
Bodies at War
Erik Hemmingsson, Stina Wollter
Many of us struggle with impossible weight goals and a fatphobic diet culture that hurts more than it helps. In this book, obesity medicine specialist Erik Hemmingsson and artist Stina Wollter share shocking testimonies on weight bullying, both in so…
The Blue Marble
Patrik Svensson
The highly-anticipated new book by Patrik Svensson, internationally award-winning, New York Times, Time Magazine, LA Times, Sunday Times and Washington Post acclaimed author of The Gospel of the Eels.In this new book, Patrik takes us on a different e…
Fighting Cancer
Anders Södergård
We have known for a while now that physical activity can help stave off cancer. But did you know that exercise can also help your body cope better with cancer treatments, thereby increasing your chances of recovery? What is more, movement makes you s…
