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1995:2 Issue
from Evenings at the Pearl
Translated by Peter Graves
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On Death
Translated by Harry D Watson
BOOKSHELF: REVIEWS, edited by Irene Scobbie
Torgny Lindgren, Hummelhonung (Honey from the Bumblebee)
Norstedts, 1995.
Reviewed by Tom Geddes
Kjell Espmark, Hatet (Hatred)
Norstedts, 1995.
Reviewed by Karin Petherick
P C Jersild, En gamma kärlek (An Old Love)
Bonniers, 1995.
Reviewed by Neil Smith
Pernilla Glaser, Robson
Bonniers, 1995.
Reviewed by Irene Scobbie
Inger Edelfeldt, Den förunderliga kameleonten (The Peculiar Chameleon)
Norstedts, 1995.
Reviewed by Laurie Thompson
Lena Larsson, En svensk naturdagbok (A Swedish Country Diary)
Trevi, 1995.
Reviewed by Carin Hedenström Huddart
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- Kerstin Ekman, from Gubba's Field
- Hannele Mikaela Taivassalo, from In Transit
- Magnus Dahlström, from Homestead
- Marlaine Delargy, 'Earning a living as a translator is a lot better than telling teenagers to take their coats off and put their mobile phones away'
- Marie Hermanson, from The Mushroom King's Son
- Emma Holm, from The Road North
- Joanna Flower, Fröken Julie in the Twenty-First Century
- Johanna Holmström, from Själarnas ö (Island of Souls)
- Per Nilsson, from Som sparv som örn (Like a sparrow, like an eagle)
- Jonas Brun, from Nobody Compared to You
- Susanne Bergström Larsson, 'Translators are both the engines and cogs that make up the machine. Without them, there are no translations'. An interview with Susanne Bergström Larsson
- Bernard Shaw Prize for Swedish Translation 2018
- Paul Norlen, In Memoriam: Steven T Murray
- Bookshelf, edited by Fiona Graham
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