This morning I took part in a so called “book breakfast” at Rabén & Sjögren. Oskar Kroon, Lena Ollmark, Fabian Göranson, Daniel “Puppet” Blomqvist, Stef Gaines and myself gave short presentations about our newly released books and talked about our work in general. It was fun (and I got to Read more…
I was interviewed by local newspaper Mitt i Stockholm about “Tigern kommer att äta upp mig!” and how it is, in some ways, influenced by my experience from games. I think the reporter Märta Lefvert and photographer Sacharias Källdén captured me and my story in a very good and positive Read more…
Today I visited the radio station P4 Stockholm to talk about “Tigern kommer att äta upp mig!”. If you want to listen to me ramble about how I came up with the narrative idea and about the differencies between creating images for games and books, please go 45′ in to Read more…
Found out yesterday that the library in Lumparland, the smallest commune on the island of Åland, have ordered “Tigern kommer att äta upp mig!” to their public library. It feels surreal, but at the same time it makes me happy that the 372 inhabitants of Lumparland, a place outside of Sweden, Read more…
My book “Tigern kommer att äta upp mig” got a great review by Maria Nestorzon in the purchase guide for the Swedish Libraries (BTJ – Bibliotekstjänst). She writes that my way of writing is fast paced and that it is easy to get caught up in and mesmerized by the Read more…
My book, soon to be published by Rabén & Sjögren, is print ready. I just sent the final tweaks to the editor. The title will be “Tigern kommer att äta upp mig!”, which roughly translates to “The tiger is going to eat me alive!”. The release is set to September Read more…
Exciting news! Since leaving King I have focused very much on finishing the first stretch of a children’s book project I call “Sumatra is going to eat me alive“ (in Swedish: “Sumatra kommer att äta upp mig”). It’s been a very inspiring journey and I have developed a lot, especially Read more…