Henning Mankell

Sidetracked

Wallander novel exploring psychological darkness in a Nordic community

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Henning Mankell
Henning Mankell

Henning Mankell was the foremost Swedish crime writer, whose Kurt Wallander series almost single-handedly created the international phenomenon of Scandinavian crime fiction known as Scandi noir. His novels addressed Sweden's social failures with angry directness, using Wallander's depression and disillusionment as a lens on a changing society. He is one of Europe's most widely translated writers.

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