Indie Fab awards One of the New York Times Book Review\'s 100 Notable Books of 2014 Ullmann\'s characters are complex and paradoxical: neither fully guilty nor fully innocent Siri Brodal, a chef and restaurant owner, is married to Jon Dreyer, a famous novelist plagued by writer\'s block.
She lives in Denmark..
Recent projects include new translations of Ibsen\'s The Master Builder, Little Eyolf, and A Doll\'s House.
Haveland translates fiction, poetry, and drama by leading Danish and Norwegian writers such as Peter H eg, Ib Michael, and Jan Kj rstad.
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She lives in Oslo with her husband and children.
Ullmann is a cofounder and former artistic director of the international artist residency foundation of The Bergman Estate on F r .
She has published four other novels in 33 languages, all of them critically acclaimed international bestsellers: Before You Sleep, Stella Descending, Grace, and A Blessed Child.
About the Author: Linn Ullmann is an award winning author, journalist, and literary critic.
The Cold Song is a story about telling stories and about how life is continually invented and reinvented.
After her remains are discovered and a suspect is identified, everyone who had any connection with her feels implicated in her tragedy and haunted by what they could have done to prevent it.
One rainy July night, Milla disappears without a trace.
When Milla is hired as a nanny to allow Siri to work her long hours at the restaurant and Jon to supposedly meet the deadline on his book, life in the idyllic summer community takes a dire turn.
They have a strained relationship with their elder daughter, Alma, who struggles to find her place in the family constellation.
Siri and Jon\'s marriage is loving but difficult, and troubled by painful secrets.
Siri and Jon have two daughters, and together they spend their summers on the coast of Norway, in a mansion belonging to Jenny Brodal, Siri\'s stylish and unforgiving mother.
Indie Fab awards One of the New York Times Book Review\'s 100 Notable Books of 2014 Ullmann\'s characters are complex and paradoxical: neither fully guilty nor fully innocent Siri Brodal, a chef and restaurant owner, is married to Jon Dreyer, a famous novelist plagued by writer\'s block
