Asko Sahlberg is an acclaimed Finnish author whose deeply perceptive novels delve into the complexities of the human experience. His work, marked by psychological depth and a remarkable command of language, explores themes of identity, memory, and the search for meaning in the world. Sahlberg's prose is characterized by meticulously crafted characters and an atmosphere that draws readers into the raw, often unsettling, realities of his narratives. His writing offers a critical lens on contemporary society, leaving a lasting impression on all who immerse themselves in it.
Finland, 1809. Henrik and Erik are brothers who fought on opposite sides in the war between Sweden and Russia. With peace declared, they both return to their snowed-in farm. But who is the master? Sexual tensions, old grudges, family secrets: all come to a head in this dark and gripping saga. číst celé