Håkan Lindquist is a Swedish author whose works are celebrated for their profound literary and artistic themes. His writing is characterized by a sophisticated style, delving into various facets of the human condition. Lindquist's distinct perspective draws readers into his narrative worlds, offering a unique viewpoint. His prose is valued for its nuanced exploration of complex subjects, inviting introspection.
Oscar and Rein meet during a vacation in Tallin, Estonia, where a chance accident sparks a love story filled with uncertainties. Set against a conservative backdrop, they navigate their feelings and the distance between Sweden and Estonia. Lindquist explores their intimate journey of love, erotic discovery, and loss of innocence.
„My Brother and His Brother“ tells the story of 18 year-old Jonas, who throughout his teenage years has been trying to find out about Paul, the brother who died before he was born. Eventually, Jonas discovers that Paul had an intense love aff air with another boy during the last year of his life. His search for truth is related like a mystery where there are loose ends, clues and cliff hangers. A love story that continues. Håkan Lindquist’s debut novel received critical acclaim when it fi rst appeared in Sweden in 1993. It won the Prix Littéraire Bordelaise de Lunetterie when it was published in French in 2002. „My Brother and His Brother“ has been translated into twelve languages."