Per Petterson

Book Review: The Fiction of Norway’s Per Petterson — The Early Bonds That Bind

May 19, 2015

Posted in Books, Featured, Review, World Books

I Refuse is one of those novels that only truly comes clear on a second reading, when certain initially apparently innocuous, easily passed-over sentences reverberate with revealed meaning.

Book Review: Per Petterson’s “It’s Fine By Me” — A Sensitive Tale of a Lost Boy

October 1, 2012

Posted in Books, Featured, World Books

“It’s Fine By Me” is the story of so many lost boys in literature, who run, who rebel, who are crushed, or luckily find their way.

Per Petterson

Book Review: The Fiction of Norway’s Per Petterson — The Early Bonds That Bind

Book Review: Per Petterson’s “It’s Fine By Me” — A Sensitive Tale of a Lost Boy

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