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1 review
Elisabeth Holte

Flammarion, 1999

Living in Norway
"Living in Norway" is a pictorial tour throughout Norway of days gone by in quiet solitude between the grand fjords with the majestic mountains on all sides. The book is divided into the four seasons: fall, winter, spring and summer. You can experience the beauty of Norway through all seasons. Winter time in Norway is long, and the daylight hours few, but the homes are gaily decorated ...

ADAM'S DIARY.

1 review
Knut. Faldbakken

Owen, 1989

Brilliant Stream Of Consciousness Character Study
Adam's Diary is a brilliant work of art & a very entertaining book. In it, the "modern Adam" is a composite of thief, dog & prisoner. It's interesting that the composites are not merely psycological aspects of 3 different men, but they're actually what the men involved have become in reality. The book is broken up into 3 "diaries" for each man, & they all revolve around their relationship to one ...

Twilight Country (International Authors Series)
Knut Faldbakken

Quarry Press (CN), 1993

Although the author is Norwegian, his quietly alarming novel is set in a generalized projection of a society disintegrating from the effects of industrial pollution and economic inadequacy. Air is unbreathable, water is undrinkable, all goods are in short supply, and all services are erratic. Nothing flourishes except bureaucracy, as a baffled government grinds out cradle-to-grave regulations that complicate a citizen's life without improving it ...

Ein unmoralisches Angebot.
Knut Faldbakken

Btb Bei Goldmann, 2000

Sleeping Prince
Knut Faldbakken

Peter Owen Ltd, 1988

This engaging novel varies the `Sleeping Beauty' fairy tale into the realm of serious psychological fiction - Maude, a forty-seven-year-old virgin, is in love with Mr. Eldmann, a quiet, unassuming fellow boarding-house resident. She convinces herself that Eldmann is communicating with her in a secret `language of love'; in reality she's bogged down in a quagmire of self-deception. Maude's repressed sexuality becomes pathological, and as her ...