Northern Marshes
Mysterious murder in Iceland: Inspector Erlendur searches for the truth
At first, it looked like a very ordinary murder. An old man was found dead in his apartment in the suburbs of Reykjavik and no one bothered to cover their tracks or pretend that he died by his own hand. But why did the killer leave a message with the victim that no one understands? And how does the photo of the child's tombstone relate to this? Commissioner Erlendur Sveinsson is assigned to the case at a time when he has more than enough personal problems...
The most famous work of the famous Icelandic author has been awarded many prestigious prizes and has also received an excellent film adaptation. In 2007, the film of the same name won the main prize at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival.
Arnaldur Indridason
Arnaldur Indridason (*1961) is one of the leading authors of the genre in his homeland and in Europe, and his crime novels are highly acclaimed. He worked as a journalist and film critic for Iceland's largest newspaper Morgunbladid. Today he lives as a freelance writer in Reykjavik and publishes his novels with great success. The Northern Marshes, the first of the novels featuring Commissioner Erlendur, received the prestigious Glasnyckel (Glass Key) award in 2002, given annually to the best Nordic mystery novel. His second mystery novel, Breath of Death, was nominated for this award in 2003.
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