Håkan Bravinger

Anne Frank’s diary to be published in full by Norstedts after criticism

Critics called for a boycott of publisher Modernista's new edition of "The Diary of Anne Frank." Now the classic is being published in a "correct" version - by a different publisher, writes Svensk Bokhandel.

Knausgård leaves Norstedts – "the agent has chosen"

Since the novel "A Time for Everything" was published in Swedish in 2006, Karl Ove Knausgård's books have been published by Norstedts. But now the Norwegian author is changing publishers to Albert Bonniers.

László Krasznahorkai Wins Nobel Prize Celebrated by Norstedts

László Krasznahorkai receives the Nobel Prize – and at the publishing giant Norstedts, one brings out the champagne. It is a dream, says publishing manager Håkan Bravinger to TT.

Nobel Laureate Mario Vargas Llosa Dies at 89, Leaves Literary Legacy

The Peruvian author and Nobel laureate in literature Mario Vargas Llosa has passed away at the age of 89. He will always be seen as one of the great renovators of Latin American prose, says Håkan Bravinger, publishing manager at Norstedts.

Patti Smith's New Memoir Angels' Bread Explores Her Formative Years

Bromberg to Leave Bromberg Publishing

Casia Bromberg is leaving Bromberg's publishing house, writes Svensk Bokhandel. "It feels like a brutal ending", she says in a comment to TT.