Torborg Nedreaas
Praise for Nothing Grows by Moonlight
Breathtakingly powerful... the story powers through to a conclusion that's both hard to read and impossible to look away from
John Self, Guardian
Visceral... offers a portrait, occasionally touching on the gothic, of what an oppressive society can do to the minds and bodies of both teenage girls and industrial workers. There's a remarkable energy to Nedreaas' ...
Literary Review
Nothing Grows by Moonlight, in a luminous translation by Bibbi Lee, is as enigmatic as its title. Across a station platform in the blue twilight of a spring evening, a man is drawn to the sight of a woman, a ...
Irish Times
Breathtakingly powerful... the story powers through to a conclusion that's both hard to read and impossible to look away from
John Self, Guardian
Visceral... offers a portrait, occasionally touching on the gothic, of what an oppressive society can do to the minds and bodies of both teenage girls and industrial workers. There's a remarkable energy to Nedreaas' ...
Literary Review
Nothing Grows by Moonlight, in a luminous translation by Bibbi Lee, is as enigmatic as its title. Across a station platform in the blue twilight of a spring evening, a man is drawn to the sight of a woman, a ...
Irish Times
Breathtakingly powerful... the story powers through to a conclusion that's both hard to read and impossible to look away from
John Self, Guardian
Visceral... offers a portrait, occasionally touching on the gothic, of what an oppressive society can do to the minds and bodies of both teenage girls and industrial workers. There's a remarkable energy to Nedreaas' ...
Literary Review
Nothing Grows by Moonlight, in a luminous translation by Bibbi Lee, is as enigmatic as its title. Across a station platform in the blue twilight of a spring evening, a man is drawn to the sight of a woman, a ...
Irish Times