A_Man_Called_Ove_By_Fredrik_Backman_-_Paperback
A_Man_Called_Ove_By_Fredrik_Backman_-_Paperback
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A Man Called Ove By Fredrik Backman - Paperback

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size

12.9 x 2.5 x 19.8 cm

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Ideal For

General Readers, Fiction Lovers, Mythology & Historical Fiction Readers, Indian Mythology Enthusiasts, Young Adults (YA) & Adults, College Students, Competitive Exam Aspirants (General Reading / Culture), Gift Purpose (Books Gift Set), Spiritual & Philosophy Interest Readers, Library / Book Collection Buyers


Country Of Origin

India


About Author

Henning Koch Was Born In Sweden But At An Early Age Moved To England. After Studying English Literature At London University, He Spent A Decade Traveling And Working In Asia, The United States, Spain And South America. He Has A Strong Interest In Literary Translation And He Has Introduced A Number Of Swedish Writers On The International Stage. His Love For Mediterranean And Hispanic Culture Has Been A Strong Influence In His Writing. His Short Story Collection "Love Doesn'T Work" And His Novel "The Maggot People" Are Both Published By Us Independent Publisher Dzanc, And His Novel "A Bit Of Black" Is Available On Kindle.


Author Name

Henning Koch


Genre

Contemporary Fiction (Books)


No Of Pages

416


Publisher

Penguin


Isbn Code

9.78E+12

Product Description


  • Premium Quality: A Man Called Ove is a 416-page contemporary fiction paperback translated and presented for an international readership, offering a rich narrative experience rooted in Scandinavian literary tradition.

  • Product Design: The novel is translated by Henning Koch, who was born in Sweden, studied English Literature at London University, and has a strong interest in literary translation, having introduced a number of Swedish writers on the international stage.

  • User Experience: Koch's love for Mediterranean and Hispanic culture, combined with a decade of travel and work across Asia, the United States, Spain, and South America, brings a nuanced, cross-cultural sensibility to his literary work.

  • Versatile Occasion: Ideal for general readers, fiction lovers, young adults, and college students, this title is equally suited for personal reading, gifting, or adding to a curated book collection.

  • Quality Craftsmanship: Henning Koch's published works include the short story collection Love Doesn't Work and the novel The Maggot People, both released by US independent publisher Dzanc, reflecting his established credentials as a literary translator and author.

  • Fashion Essential: Available as a single paperback unit and published in India, this edition of A Man Called Ove is a worthy addition to any contemporary fiction library.