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Three Men and a Seaworthy Woman: Jon Fosse's First Novel After the Nobel Prize

Summary by Neue Zürcher Zeitung
The grandeur of the elementary, which the Norwegian writer Jon Fosse likes to rouse around, is not for everyone. The lightness of his new novel, in which restless and pointless figure speeches captivate the reader artfully, is all the more pleasing.

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Three Men and a Seaworthy Woman: Jon Fosse's First Novel After the Nobel Prize

The grandeur of the elementary, which the Norwegian writer Jon Fosse likes to rouse around, is not for everyone. The lightness of his new novel, in which restless and pointless figure speeches captivate the reader artfully, is all the more pleasing.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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Jornal ExpressoJornal Expresso

Jon Fosse's First Novel: “Come” Is a Love Story of Despair

“Vaim” is the first novel published by Jon Fosse after receiving the Nobel Prize in Literature. Among the premised love, it installs the usual foreignity and confusion between fact, imagination and delirium

·Portugal
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Jornal Expresso broke the news in Portugal on Tuesday, January 6, 2026.
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