A murky past involving the Argentinian junta catches up with a cast of characters in modern day Sweden. Magnus Kalo investigates.

This is the third and final volume of the Löwensköld trilogy, the last work of fiction Selma Lagerlöf wrote. It is a gripping, powerful story in which the reader follows the characters who have appeared in the first two volumes and their descendants.

An edited volume about the history of the renowned Gothenburg art project – the Epidemic of Art! This smaller volume in English accompanies the original Swedish edition and was prepared in collaboration with the editor.

Lindgren, living with her young family in Stockholm, kept extensive diaries throughout the Second World War, which later lay forgotten in a laundry basket for many years. They offer a unique account of a world devastated by conflict, viewed through the eyes of a wife, a mother, an aspiring writer and a guilt-ridden citizen of a neutral state. Alongside accounts of military, political and global events we read vignettes of domestic life, rationing, children’s birthdays, summer holidays with relatives, growing marital tension and the excitement of taking wing as a children’s writer.

Ulf Stark and Linda Bondestam’s sweetly eccentric children’s picture book My Little Small tells the story of a creature who lives alone in a cave until she befriends a sun spark.