Sven Carlsson (b. 1986) is a reporter at Dagens Industri Digital, where he monitors companies such as Spotify and Uber. He has previously worked at SvD Business, AFP and Swedish National Radio.

Eleonoora was born in Helsinki and raised and educated in the United Kingdom, where she gained a degree in International Relations & European Studies, followed by a Masters from the University of London (SOAS). She joined Bonnier Rights as a literary agent in February 2018, working out of her strategic base in London for a year before relocating to Stockholm in early 2019. Before joining Bonnier Rights, she was a freelance agent for a number of Finnish authors following a five-year stint in the Dutch and Nordic department at Andrew Nurnberg Associates in London, where she found a niche for herself selling translation rights for a diverse list of authors from around the world, including Maeve Binchy, Dan Brown, Jackie Collins, Don DeLillo, Harper Lee and Doris Lessing, amongst many others.

Eleonoora represents Swedish and Finnish authors worldwide, and also sells film & tv rights for selected authors. A lifelong lover of reading and foreign languages, she has an affinity for literary fiction, crime & thrillers, and narrative non-fiction, particularly in the field of memoir, nature writing, social science, and the arts.

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Sofia Rådström, born 1984 in Stockholm, is a mother as well as an engineer in media technology and also works with digital development. Sofia has always been creating in all sorts of forms: written songs, comics, carpentry or designed websites.

She’s an illustrator and makes her debut as an author with the children’s books about Sam.

Patrik Svensson (b. 1972) is an arts and culture journalist at Sydsvenskan newspaper. Patrik lives with his family in Malmö, Sweden. His debut, The Gospel of Eels, became a huge international success and was translated into 38 languages. His nature writings have captured the heart of a worldwide readership.

Linda Vagnelind is an artist who is represented around the world, in official as well as private collections. Her signature is large paintings where she interprets persons and their histories. Her painting is sculptural with thick layers of paint and broad brushes, somewhere inbetween 2D and 3D. She also inspires teams to become more motivated through creative workshops, often working in larger contexts as a project leader within interior design and art. She is constantly looking for challenges and will face any mission with great enthusiasm. Linda Vagnelind works in her own studio with an adjacent gallery.

Linda Ahlgren is an entrepreneur within health and exercise. She runs the training studio Pilates Complete together with a colleague, and is committed to promoting modern Pilates workout in Sweden. The fantastic capacity of the body to change is a great source of inspiration to her. Through varied health projects and training commitments she spreads her conviction that there is always a choice, and shares her life motto: “What is the worst thing that could happen?” As a trainer and lecturer in pilates, garuda and yoga she helps companies as well as individuals develop in a joyful, healthy and sustainable way. She works together with Linda Vagnelid under the name icewomen.se

NIKLAS ARONSSON is an experienced ornithologist, chief editor for Birdlife Sweden’s magazine Vår Fågelvärld (‘Our bird world’), and a contributor to Swedish television broadcaster SVT.