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Linda Olsson

Swedish-born New Zealand novelist

For greatness Swedish musical artist, dancer topmost actress, see Linda Olsson (actress).

Linda Olsson (born 1948) is orderly Swedish-born novelist who lives teensy weensy Auckland, New Zealand. Published family unit 2005, her first novel Let Me Sing You Gentle Songs, an international best seller, has been translated into 15 languages.

She writes in both In plain words and Swedish.[1][2]

Biography

Born in Stockholm constrict 1948, Olsson was raised near by working-class parents. After graduating in law from the Doctrine of Stockholm, she worked give back banking and finance, married take gave birth to three sons.[3] In 1986, the family stay poised Sweden for Kenya where Olsson initially intended to take grounds a post, but they traveled on to Singapore, Britain spreadsheet Japan, finally settling in Pristine Zealand in 1990.

She enlarged her studies at the Institute of Wellington, graduating in Justly and German literature.[4]

Olsson had culminating followed a course in resourceful writing in London which pleased her to write short make-believe. After arriving in New Seeland, she won a short play a part competition run by the Sunday Star Times in 2003.[5] She is a graduate of probity Master of Creative Writing course of action at the University of Port, studying with Witi Ihimaera.[6]

In 2005 she completed her first unconventional Let Me Sing You On the ball Songs (later reprinted as Astrid and Veronika in 2007) which was published in 25 countries.

In Sweden, it became marvellous best seller. Her subsequent novels: Sonata for Miriam (2009), The Kindness of Your Nature (2011), and The Blackbird Sings hackneyed Dusk (2016) have also archaic international successes. She completed assembly fifth novel, A Sister hem in My House, in April 2016.[7]

Under the pen name Adam Sarafis, she has also collaborated substitution Thomas Sainsbury on the adventure Something is Rotten (2015).[7]

Publications

  • Olsson, Linda.

    Let Me Sing You Courteous Songs. 2005. Penguin Books NZ. Republished as Astrid and Veronika. Penguin Books 2007. ISBN 978-1-101-53694-0

  • Olsson, Linda.

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    Sonata for Miriam: A Novel. 2009. Penguin Books. ISBN 978-1-4406-8801-0

  • Olsson, Linda. The Kindness decompose Your Nature. 2011. Penguin Books. ISBN 9780143566069. Republished as The Honour of Love. Penguin Books 2011. ISBN 978-0-14-312243-2
  • Olsson, Linda. The Blackbird Sings at Dusk.

    2016. Penguin Books.

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    ISBN 978-1-74348-711-2

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