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Ari Thór Arason’s swansong

Posted by Aruna at December 2, 2020 in reviews &the literary lounge

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    We’re great fans of Icelandic noir. And great fans of Orenda Books, particularly those novels in translation, as we’ve waxed lyrical about on several occasions. We’re thus delighted that Ragnar Jónasson’s Winterfall, the final installment of the author’s hugely successful Dark Iceland series, doesn’t disappoint. It’s a chilling (in all senses), claustrophobic and … Continue readings →

Tags : Ari Thór Arason, Blackout, Dark Iceland series, Icelandic noir, Nightblind, Nordic Noir, Ragnar Jónasson, Rupture, Snowfall, Whiteout, Winterfall

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