Anders Roslund's Blog

November 19, 

16:00 – Does it take personal darkness to write suspense?
Location: Sundsvalls teater, Esplanaden 19.

November 20, 

16:00 – Saying goodbye to your main characters.
Location: Sundsvalls teater, Esplanaden 19.

18:15 – The Devil’s Trick (Djävulens bästa trick).
Location: Sundsvalls teater, Esplanaden 19.

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Tickets here.

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Anders Roslund’s 100 Prosenttia / 100 Percent published in Finland. The publisher is WSOY.

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SEMINARS 2025

September 27,
Saturday

10.45  Anders Roslund
The Devil’s Trick
Stand: B02:02

13.30 Anders Roslund
Who do we prefer to kill?
Scene: Kåken

September 28,
Sunday

10.30 Anders Roslund
Writing alone or in partnership?
Scene: Kåken

12.00 Anders Roslund
One last murder
Scene: F5

Read more here.

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“My readers were upset that I let Ewert Grens die.”

Listen to the interview here

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“I’m saying goodbye to one of my dearest friends”

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“The Devil’s Trick is said to be the last book about the dynamic duo detective Ewert Grens and criminal Piet Hoffman. But one can hope that Anders Roslund changes his mind. Because they are an odd couple that readers have learned to love … Anders Roslund masters the art of constructing a suspenseful story and The Devil’s Trick is no exception.”

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“[The Devil’s Trick] opens in an incredibly dramatic way … As usual in Roslund’s series, time is running out. One can almost hear the clock ticking when reading, and there is never a good moment to put the book down. Roslund is an effective storyteller who knows what needs to be told and when. There’s an attention to detail [in The Devil’s Trick] which makes the setting, characters, and situations very believable. Following the secretive investigation inside the clinic is at times unbearably thrilling.”

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“[The Devil’s Trick is] claustrophobically thrilling from the very first page … This is a brilliant combination of thrilling entertainment and a gripping portrayal from inside forensic psychiatry … Anders Roslund is an amazing author who has a lot to say and it will be exciting to see what he will do next … No matter what Anders Roslund chooses to do, I am convinced he’s not finished with writing for many years to come. Which is very good for the genre.”

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“A terrifying accurate description of society … I like the move [of having two people voice the audiobook], it gives the story another dimension … Djävulens bästa trick is, exactly like the other Hoffman & Grens novels, a really cleverly told story. With a combination of social engagement, psychological depth, and action, Anders Roslund shows who is the boss of suspense novels. Add to that an amazing reading and the novel receives the highest possible rating.”

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“Amazingly good, of course …  This is described as “their final joint adventure”, but exactly what that means remains to be seen. Sure, some series eventually move into a routine, making them ready to end, but a few others really are so incredibly good that you want nothing else but for them to continue.”

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