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Det här får de inte på banken innehåller de 24 bästa novellerna från när Kommunalarbetaren utlyste en tävling bland sina läsare. Berättelserna ger unika bilder från yrken som vanligtvis inte får så stort utrymme i litteraturen. Men framför allt är det texter som väcker känslor  som är roliga, sorgliga, dråpliga.

En liten bok om det stora i Norrland! Här möter du bilder från livet i norr, sådant som hör vardagen till och sådant man minns från besök. En mysig bok att bläddra i tillsammans, om och om igen.

Siri är en ganska vanlign 9-åring som bor med sin mamma.Men allt är inte helt bra med mamma.Även om Siri älskar henne mest i hela världen händer det att hon blir rädd och skäms för sin mamma. Och så finns det en Hemlighet som Siri inte vågar berätta för någon.

Hemligheten heter Alkohol och den kan finnas hemma hos vem som helst. Inget konstigt med det. Men när vuxna använder den för mycket, då blir det obehagligt.

Jette Boberg och Anna Sjölin har tidigare gett ut boken ”Alkohol, vad är det och hur blir det?”

Vi är i ett framtida Europa och kriget är äntligen över. Den ondskefulla rörelsen die Herrenvolk är besegrad. Whanzi och hennes vänner gläds över segern – men de har betalat ett högt pris och har svårt att lägga krigets fasor bakom sig. Sjudande av hämndlystnad tar de upp jakten på den grymma Generalen och lägervakten Sonia Laden. Men när en av vännerna ger sig ut på en personlig vendetta splittras gruppen. Samtidigt driver Whanzis inre demoner henne från den hon älskar i en flykt som får ödesdigra konsekvenser.

Det här är Print on Demand-utgåvan.

Jakten är en mörk och våldsam kärlekshistoria, fylld med svek och hämnd. Serien består av första boken Siri och andra boken Tatra , och är en fristående uppföljare till dystopin Purebred.

WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY HOWARD MARKSOnce upon a time, opium (the main ingredient of heroin) was easily available over the chemist's counter. The secret of happiness, about which philosophers have disputed for so many ages, could be bought for a penny, and carried in the waistcoat pocket: portable ecstasies could be corked up in a pint bottle. Paradise? So thought Thomas de Quincey, but he soon discovered that 'nobody will laugh long who deals much with opium'.

'It is brilliant: her finest book yet' Anne Enright'A triumph' Joseph O'Connor'Fresh and raw and completely entrancing' Sara Baume'Powerful' Edmund WhiteAlice, a young American on her travels, arrives in the West of Ireland with no plans and no strong attachments - except to her beloved mother, who raised her on her own. She falls in love with an Irishman, marries him, and settles down in a place whose codes she struggles to crack. And then, in the course of a single hot summer, she embarks on an affair that breaks her marriage and sets her life on a new course. After years working in war zones around the world, and in the immediate aftermath of her mother's death, Alice finds herself back in Ireland and contemplating the forces that led her to put down roots and then tear them up again. What drew her to her husband, and what pulled her away? Was her husband strangely complicit in the affair? Was she always under surveillance by friends and neighbours who knew more than they let on? When Light is Like Water is at once a gripping story of passion and ambivalence and a profound meditation on the things that matter most: the definition of love, the value of family and the meaning of home.'Adultery is often sentimentalised in fiction, but in her ferociously well written second novel Molly McCloskey gives it to us straight ... Each brilliant vignette offers a new angle on Alice's ballooning sense of disorientation ... In spite of its lyrical title and exquisite prose, When Light Is Like Water is a brutal examination of sexual self-delusion. But it also has much that's memorable to say about love - not the affair kind, but the real thing... McCloskey writes with shattering insight on loss and the way that it can make us feel tender towards the world' Guardian'Powerful ... When Light Is Like Water is a tender depiction of love and loss that combines the personal pull of a memoir with the precision of a short story ... McCloskey's novel is packed with wisdom, and never heavy-handed with it. The details of the affair and the tawdry aspect of forbidden desire are brilliantly related' Sunday Times'Written with brilliant precision and insight' Sunday Business Post Books of the Year'McCloskey describes everything with a luminous exactitude ... It's entirely beguiling' Mail on Sunday'A thoughtful meditation on connection set against the backdrop of a world on the move ... Though McCloskey has no shortage of ideas, she also engages the heart: she's particularly good on the contrariness of our desires ... Fans of Anne Enright will find much to admire and enjoy.' Daily Mail'Luminous' Irish Times'McCloskey has the observational eye of the outsider, able to pinpoint the intricacies and mannerisms of the Irish people and landscape. ... But the writing's the thing. Oh, the writing. McCloskey is the master of the metaphor, the doyenne of the deceptively simple sentence. ... Hers is a wondrous turn of phrase, and yet somehow it makes Alice's life and interiority seem all the more real' Sunday Business Post'A delightful fish-out-of-water account stitched together with gentle yet wondrous prose' Irish Independent Books of the Year'When Light is Like Water is as gripping as a memoir and as intimate as a poem. Molly McCloskey has written a novel that is both urgent and reflective, a tender and unsentimental exploration of love's dark corners. It is brilliant: her finest book yet.' Anne Enright'Molly McCloskey's prose has such immense authority, precision and seriousness. This shimmering, beautiful,restless work will stir recognitions without seeming to try. If you've ever fallen in love with someone you shouldn't have fallen in love with - as who hasn't, once or twice - be prepared to encounter the novel as mirror, her finest book to date, a triumph.' Joseph O'Connor'McCloskey writes with such care and craft; every description of the landscape of the west and the life of her captivating narrator is imbued with poetry and truth. When Light is Like Water is fresh and raw and completely entrancing.' Sara Baume'I loved When Light is Like Water. It is absorbing, tense, and beautifully written. Molly McCloskey has written a wonderful novel.' Roddy Doyle'This is a short but powerful novel about love - love for a mother, love for a husband, love for a lover. When Light Is Like Water will be read for many years to come for its wisdom and precision.' Edmund White'A powerful and deeply affecting novel ... In writing that sparkles with intelligence and insight, the ordinary moments of everyday existence are charged with a beauty and tenderness that render them only just bearable' Mary CostelloPraise for Molly McCloskey:'An extravagantly gifted writer' Rachel Cusk, Daily Telegraph'One of our finest writers' Colum McCann'Every once in a while, a writer's voice hits such a clear note, the resulting book has the kind of sweetness that makes you hold it in your hands a moment before finding a place for it on your shelves. Circles around the Sun is this kind of book: it's a keeper.' Anne Enright, Guardian

Diva Geneva Jordan has performed for millions on stage, screen and television but now has a leading role in Minnesota. She has agreed to look after her thirteen-year-old nephew, a boy with Down's syndrome, while his parents take a long-overdue break. Though Geneva and her sister, Ann, are as different as night and day ('I being night, of course, dark and dramatic'), Geneva remembers she had a family before she had a star on her door. But so accustomed is she to playing the lead, finding herself a supporting actress in someone else's life is strange and unexplored territory. Then the discovery of an old scrapbook that she and her sister created long ago starts her thinking of things beyond fame. For THE GREAT MYSTERIOUS is a collection of thoughts and feelings dedicated to answering life's BIG questions - far outside the spotlight's glow...