Johannes Selåker’s ‘Stekenjokk’ receives critical acclaim
Johannes Selåker’s new crime novel, ‘Stekenjokk’, has received critical acclaim, with reviewer Kerstin Bergman describing it as one of the best Swedish crime novels of the year.
Part of the ‘Vildmarksvägen’ series and published by Forum, the story is set in the Jämtland mountain region. The plot follows police officer Frank Eldståhl, who returns to Strömsund and becomes involved in the investigation of a young girl's death following a grim discovery made by a snowplow in June 1982. The narrative explores themes of social isolation and corruption in rural Sweden.
Entities
Forum · Frank Eldståhl · Johannes Selåker · Kerstin Bergman · Strömsund
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What the coverage asserts, and how many sources carry each claim.
- [● 5 SOURCES] The story follows police officer Frank Eldståhl in Strömsund. www.barometern.se · www.blt.se · www.nsk.se · www.ystadsallehanda.se · www.bt.se
- [● 5 SOURCES] Johannes Selåker’s novel ‘Stekenjokk’ is considered one of the best Swedish crime novels of the year. www.barometern.se · www.blt.se · www.nsk.se · www.ystadsallehanda.se · www.bt.se
- [● 5 SOURCES] The novel ‘Stekenjokk’ is part of the ‘Vildmarksvägen’ series. www.barometern.se · www.blt.se · www.nsk.se · www.ystadsallehanda.se · www.bt.se