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"Wow!" "Death of a Writer" is a very high-quality crime novel that makes me wonder what I just read and I still have question marks in my mind about the ending.
This is the second book I have read from Swedish detective and crime novelist Hakan Nesser. The first book didn't hit this much, but this one is really good.
Hearing the voice of his wife, who has been missing for three years, on a radio program, translator and writer David goes after her and gets the job of translating the last novel of the murdered writer Rein, which he does not want to be published, into another language. While translating, he realizes that there are striking parallels between his own life and the writings. The novel, written mainly in the form of a monologue, is a complete text of internal analysis. However, this does not make the book lose anything from its grippingness. The novel, which ends in a way I never expected, is a true example of a Scandinavian detective story.
Read the book, which was also made into a movie in 2018, then watch it