Three novels. Life deal. Every morning the path home is getting longer. Sebastian and troll

The short stories of Fredrick Bakman are imbued with the same soft humor and warmth as his "full-length" novels-Bestsellers, published today in forty-three countries. These are modern parables on eternal topics or - if you want - a kind of fairy tale for adults. Bakman is true to himself - he again speaks in simple words about the most important thing: about the meaning of life, about death, about ruthless time and human memory.
"Life deal" - this is a story about what you are ready to sacrifice to save someone else"s life. When at stake not only your future, but also your past. Not only the places where you strive, but also the traces you have already left. For whom are you ready to refuse all this?
In the short story "and every morning the road home becomes longer" Bakman writes about how it is - what is the memory of before life, and we, remaining, have to do not understand how to live in separation from them when they are still here and here Not here anymore.
"Sebastian and the troll" - the piercing short story of Bakman, a fairy tale for adults, a small story that knocks down emotional power. This is a story about children"s fragility and vulnerability, broken laughter, stuffy glass balls and children"s fears