Arendal by Karl Ove Knausgård (2024)
The story begins with the narrator, a man named Syvert, driving home from Kongsberg where he has been on business. On the way, his car suddenly breaks down outside of…
The story begins with the narrator, a man named Syvert, driving home from Kongsberg where he has been on business. On the way, his car suddenly breaks down outside of…
The narrator, reflecting on his past, gazes out from the porch in search of his deceased father. Despite his father’s passing fourteen years prior, the narrator still yearns for him…
Based on a true story, the novel is set in Sachsen – in and around the city of Leipzig – in the 1680s and deals with the trial of Anna…
In this novel, Tollak is portrayed as an eccentric, stubborn, and angry man who lives in the past and despises the modern world. His only companion is Oddo, an intellectually…
Karin remembers herself in a picture from when she was 16 years old, taken by A in Paris in 1983. Her shoulders are exposed and she’s wearing long earrings. The…
In the story, we follow the life of Katrine and her family over two distinct time periods – first, in the present day, and then seven years later. Present Day:…
This is an autobiographical novel that delves into the experience of raising a child with autism. Written from a mother’s perspective, the narrative revolves around her 9-year-old son, Daniel, and…
Karl Ove Knausgård permits the characters to reveal themselves through comprehensive descriptions. He maintains the belief that we will ultimately grasp and possibly gain insight from them. Whether the characters…
This is the second installment in Knausgård’s trilogy, following “The Morning Star,” published in 2020. Knausgård has been exceptionally productive, completing two substantial books in less than two years. However,…
A man, feeling bored, goes for a drive without a specific destination. He ends up in a forest at the end of a path, and his car gets stuck in…