Per Petterson

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Norwegian novelist

Per Petterson on KCRW

We talk to author Per Petterson, editor Ethan Nosowsky, and publisher Geir Berdahl about the what it takes to bring a book to life and about the changing world of publishing.

Per Petterson, Ethan Nosowsky and Geir Berdahl on Publishing

We talk to author Per Petterson, editor Ethan Nosowsky, and publisher Geir Berdahl about the what it takes to bring a book to life and about the changing world of publishing.

from Bookworm

Per Petterson's I Refuse is a beautiful and lyrical symphony of sadness, grief and loss.

Per Petterson: I Refuse

Per Petterson's I Refuse is a beautiful and lyrical symphony of sadness, grief and loss.

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