The interest for SINON is overwhelming!

"When can I read SINON?" The question is coming in from readers all over the world. I can confirm that the sequel to MONA will be available in Swedish bookstores from mid january, 2015 (Lind & co). The international translations will be published trough out 2015. I will get back with the exact dates.

Once again: day one.

Today I started on a brand new book project, working title Burning Letters. Even though this will be something totally different, the narrative demands heavy research, as did MONA and SINON. Burning Letters is a story, or perhaps saga is a better word, that I have carried around for a long time now. I changed it and challenged it and now I am finally ready. I am excited to get going, but also terrified, because from were I stand, it looks like a gigantic task: the plot not only spans the globe, but also most of what´s below … 

Teaser? What would you do in this exact moment? 

Say no to racism!

In the Swedish parlament election last Sunday, Sweden democrats, the fascist, far-right party won 13 % of the votes making them the third largest party in Sweden. Even though all other parties will join forces to work against them in parlament, with a horrifying outcome like this, it´s more important than ever that we all unite against racism.

Success for Max Borensteins Godzilla

MONA´s scriptwriter, Max Borenstein, is the talk of the town for bringing Godzilla back to the screen. The movie is topping the charts trough out. Good job Max! You find the trailer here.

Japanese cover released!

This is what MONA will look like in Japan ... 罰金と効果的なカバー。

MONA released in the Czech Republic

When it comes to book covers, the level of creativity is fascinating.  MONA has a unique look and feel in almost every country trough out the world. Here is how publishing-house Kniha Zlin choose to present the novel.

"Sehlberg has a sci-fi idea for the ages!"

Drew Turney writes a review of MONA for Australian COSMOS Magazine. Find magazine homepage here or read the full review here.

”Mona is one of the best ideas to come out of fiction in quite awhile.
… you’ll wonder if it’s ever been done so artfully."

"With just seven words (‘I can’t remember my own husband’s name’), Mona grabs you by the throat and makes you realise Sehlberg has a sci-fi idea for the ages.”

COSMOS MAGAZINE (Australia)