Stefán Máni

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Stefán Máni Sigþórsson (born June 3, 1970 in Reykjavík ) is an Icelandic writer . Several of his 13 books were nominated for the Scandinavian Crime Prize. In 2007 and 2013 he won the Icelandic crime prize Blóðdropinn for Skipið ( The Ship ) and Húsið ( The House ). Skipið appeared in German, Danish, Italian and French translations. Svartur á leik was filmed in 2012 by Óskar Þór Axelsson , the German film title is Black's Game - Kaltes Land .

Life

Stefán Máni was born on June 3, 1970 in Reykjavík, but grew up in Ólafsvík and lived there until 1996. Instead of attending secondary school, as a young man he worked as an unskilled worker in many industries: u. a. as a fisherman , construction worker , gardener and as a nursing assistant in psychiatry . He has lived there as a writer since moving to Reykjavík in 1996.

Works (selection)

  • Dyrnar á Svörtufjöllum (1996)
  • Myrkravél (1999)
  • Hótel California (2001)
  • Israel: saga af manni (2002)
  • Svartur á leik (2004)
  • Túristi (2005)
  • Skipið (2006)
  • Ódáðahraun (2008)
  • Hyldýpi (2009)
  • Feigð (2011)
  • Húsið (2012)
  • Úlfshjarta (2013)
  • Grimmd (2013)
  • Litlu Dauðarnir (2014)
  • Nóttin Langa (2015)
  • Nautið (2015)
  • Svarti Galdur (2016)

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