Tea-Bag roman
Dans un camp de transit de la côte espagnole, les migrants attendent patiemment d'entrer en Europe. Tea-Bag, une jeune Africaine, tente d'oublier les cris de ceux qui ont péri dans le naufrage et ne sont pas parvenus jusqu'à cette plage. Lorsqu'un journaliste lui offre, en échange de son témoignage, un voyage en Suède, l'espoir renaît. Parviendra-t-elle à infléchir le cours de son destin ? [source : couverture]
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RELEASED2008
PUBLISHERÉditions du Seuil
LENGTH342
LANGUAGEFR
Henning Mankell was born in Stockholm, Sweden, the son of a judge. He grew up in the towns of Sveg and Borås. His grandfather, also called Henning Mankell (1868–1930), was a well-known composer. At the age of 20, Mankell was the assistant director at the Riks Theater in Stockholm, and he was also writing. In the 1970s he moved to Norway, where he lived with a woman who was a member of the Maoist Communist Labour Party, although he never officially joined the Party. He moved to Africa and lived in several African countries, and in 1985 he founded the Avenida Theater in Maputo, Mozambique, where he continues to spend about half of every year. In 1997 he began his most well-known series of novels, a series of murder mysteries set in Ystad, Sweden, featuring the police detective Kurt Wallander. He also established a publishing house, Leopard Förlag, to publish young talents from both Africa and Sweden. He is married to Eva Bergman, daughter of Ingmar Bergman.
Tea-Bag roman
Dans un camp de transit de la côte espagnole, les migrants attendent patiemment d'entrer en Europe. Tea-Bag, une jeune Africaine, tente d'oublier les cris de ceux qui ont péri dans le naufrage et ne sont pas parvenus jusqu'à cette plage. Lorsqu'un journaliste lui offre, en échange de son témoignage, un voyage en Suède, l'espoir renaît. Parviendra-t-elle à infléchir le cours de son destin ? [source : couverture]
Subjects
RELEASED2008
PUBLISHERÉditions du Seuil
LENGTH342
LANGUAGEFR
Henning Mankell was born in Stockholm, Sweden, the son of a judge. He grew up in the towns of Sveg and Borås. His grandfather, also called Henning Mankell (1868–1930), was a well-known composer. At the age of 20, Mankell was the assistant director at the Riks Theater in Stockholm, and he was also writing. In the 1970s he moved to Norway, where he lived with a woman who was a member of the Maoist Communist Labour Party, although he never officially joined the Party. He moved to Africa and lived in several African countries, and in 1985 he founded the Avenida Theater in Maputo, Mozambique, where he continues to spend about half of every year. In 1997 he began his most well-known series of novels, a series of murder mysteries set in Ystad, Sweden, featuring the police detective Kurt Wallander. He also established a publishing house, Leopard Förlag, to publish young talents from both Africa and Sweden. He is married to Eva Bergman, daughter of Ingmar Bergman.
