Yabanci
Yazarlarin En Cok. Mona labeled best-seller in Turkey.
Read more here.
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Tuesday, October 4, 2016
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
MONA best-seller in Greece
Fun to note that MONA has reached best seller status in Greece. Publishing house Dioptra has made a good job!
Wednesday, August 24, 2016
Tuesday, July 12, 2016
MONA - bestseller of the month in Norway!
I am glad to learn that MONA is doing so well at Swedens western neighbor. Mange takk for det!
Monday, June 27, 2016
"Ich bin ein Berliner!"
I just got
back from three days in Berlin. I love the city that is, in many ways, Europe’s
cultural and entrepreneurial hub. So much is going on in the city, in
art, literature, architecture, fashion, food, start-ups etc. And on top – or below
– is the cultural heritage with outstanding philosophers, composers and
writers! A trip to Berlin would not be complete without visiting Dussman, open until midnight and packed with fantastic
litterateur.
Visit
Dussman here.
Tuesday, June 7, 2016
MONA - Storytells favorite Sci-Fi novel
Scandinavia’s
leading audiobook publisher, Storytel, picks MONA as a staff favorite Sci-Fi
novel. MONA was also chosen as an overall staff favorite.
Download
MONA and SINON as audiobooks here.
Friday, June 3, 2016
One is trapped from the very prologue!
From Spanish blog The ministry of creativity comes a new MONA review.
Read full review here.
”Highly recommended … One is trapped
from the very prologue.”
Read full review here.
Tuesday, May 10, 2016
Stuttgarter Zeitung: a killing in the all-time greats!
Fresh SINON review in german Stuttgarter Zeitung:
”Who has a
penchant for unusual methods of murder? Well, in SINON it is well served by Dan T.
Sehlberg. The new novel has a lot to offer. There are many ways to convey a person from
life to death. You can shoot him, you can break his neck in combat, you make
sure that it looks like a car accident, but Dan T. Sehlberg sets a record
in his new thriller SINON, a killing potentially in the all-time greats … ”
”… Even
more stringent than in the first part, Sehlberg pieces together a puzzle of
evil.”
Read full review here.
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