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Robotmordene
Erton er under skarp bevogtning af livvagter, for antallet af robotmord stiger, og jagten på bagmanden, Paul Singer, intensiveres. Singers plan viser sig at være afhængig af en viden, som nogen i Ertons familie ligger inde med. Men hvem? Med robotkopien af Erton har Singer et middel til at komme helt ind i Ertons familie og afsløre en velbevaret hemmelighed, hvis ikke Erton når at forhindre det ...
288 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2015
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Søren Jessen
57 books9 followersSøren Jessen is a Danish author and illustrator.
Already as a child he was an avid cartoonist, and he succeeded in making comics that were printed in various underground magazines.
In the mid-1980s, he began writing stories on a newly purchased typewriter. The beginning of the novel Zambesi, which twelve years later - in 2000 - received the Book Forum's debutant award, was written at the time. He also wrote picture book texts, and it was with the picture book "Dino rejser til byen", that Søren Jessen made his debut as a writer with in 1990.
Since then he has written and illustrated many picture books, chapter books and novels.
Already as a child he was an avid cartoonist, and he succeeded in making comics that were printed in various underground magazines.
In the mid-1980s, he began writing stories on a newly purchased typewriter. The beginning of the novel Zambesi, which twelve years later - in 2000 - received the Book Forum's debutant award, was written at the time. He also wrote picture book texts, and it was with the picture book "Dino rejser til byen", that Søren Jessen made his debut as a writer with in 1990.
Since then he has written and illustrated many picture books, chapter books and novels.
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February 22, 2017
Virkelig god! Glæder mig til at læse fortsættelsen. Sætter nogen tanker i gang om, hvilke effekter den teknologiske udvikling kan have på vores samfund, men kan sagtens læses bare for underholdingens skyld :)
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