The Leopard awarded for Best Crime Novel of the Year | 23 February 2010 Jo Nesbø, and his new novel The Leopard, has won the Palle Rosenkrantz Prize 2009 for Best Crime Novel of the Year. The Palle Rosenkrantz Prize is the finest crime writing award in Denmark, and is awarded by The Danish Academy of Crime Writers. According to The Danish Academy of Crime Writers, “Jo Nesbø has, with the anarchistic and alcoholic Harry Hole, revitalized the classic Chandler-esque investigator, who with self-destructive honesty gets in with the ladies and out with nearly everyone else. Especially serial killers and superiors. The Leopard is the latest example of Jo Nesbø’s exceptionally skillful and persistent writing.”

Klas Östergren awarded with The Sixten Heyman Award | 23 February 2010 The Sixten Heyman Award, presented by Gothenburg University, is awarded to a literary writer once every six years. Earlier recipients include Eyvind Johnson, Sven Delblanc and Kerstin Ekman. “For an authorship that maintains and revitalizes the great realistic narrative tradition in Swedish literature. In Östergren’s novels, sophisticated technique is combined with burlesque storytelling and winding intrigue construction. In the key novel-suite Gentlemen (1980), Gangsters (2005) and The Last Cigarette (2009), the reader is presented with advanced meta-fiction as well as effective societal satire, at the same time as the insignificant individual’s contradictory everyday existence is placed in a larger, almost mythical context. With humor and clear-sighted elegance, Östergren captures late modernity’s conditions and consequences for art and for life.”

	Submarino for Official Competition in Berlin | 09 February 2010 Submarino, directed by Thomas Vinterberg and based on Jonas T. Bengtsson's novel, has been selected for the Official Competition at Berlin International Film Festival! Submarino is among the twenty-six films to be included in the Official Competition, which will take place during 11-21 of February 2010.

Eight months of Three Seconds at Top 10 | 09 February 2010 Roslund/Hellström’s Three Seconds has now been among the Top 10 National Bestsellers for eight consecutive months (from July 2009 to February 2010). In addition, it has been awarded the Swedish Academy of Crime Writers’ Award for Best Swedish Crime Novel 2009, and The Great Readers’ Prize for Best Crime Novel 2009. Three Seconds will be published in Italy next month.

	Jonas Karlsson awarded for Best Short Story Collection of the Year | 04 February 2010 The Perfect Friend by Jonas Karlsson has been awarded The Great Readers’ Prize for Best Short Story Collection of the Year. The award is presented by Book Circles.

	Roslund/Hellström awarded for Best Crime Novel of the Year | 04 February 2010 Three Seconds by Roslund/Hellström has been awarded The Great Readers’ Prize for Best Crime Novel of the Year. The winner is chosen by the members of the nation-wide reading group Book Circles.

	Nemesis shortlisted for an Edgar Award! | 19 January 2010 Jo Nesbø's Nemesis (the fourth installment in the Harry Hole series) is shortlisted for the most prestigious crime writing prize in the world - the Edgar Award - for Best Novel of the Year. The Edgars are presented by Mystery Writers Of America. To read more, click here.

	An instant box office smash hit | 18 January 2010 The film adaptation of Easy Money (Snabba cash), Jens Lapidus’s bestselling novel, has become an instant box office smash hit, with more than 100.000 moviegoers in the opening weekend. To view the movie trailer, click here.

	Best Translated Book in 2009 | 12 January 2010 Sofi Oksanen's Puhdistus has been awarded the title ”Best Translated Book in 2009”, by Estonia's largest book shop chain Apollo.

Two of Salomonsson Agency's authors have been nominated to the Swedish National Radio's Literary Award 2010 | 08 December 2009 Our congratulations to Monika Fagerholm and Karolina Ramqvist who have been nominated to the Swedish Radio's Literary Award 2010! Fagerholm has been nominated for her critically acclaimed The Glitter Stage and Ramqvist for her prize-winning novel The Girlfriend. To find out more please click here.

NY Times Notable Crime Books of 2009 | 07 December 2009 Box 21 by Swedish authors Roslund/Hellström is listed as one of the New York Times Notable Crime Books of 2009! On this list, consisting of 16 novels in total, the two ”high-impact thrillers” Box 21 by Roslund/Hellström and The Girl Who Played With Fire by Stieg Larsson are the only two Scandinavian novels that made it on to the list. Click here to see the full list.

	Sven Olov Karlsson awarded again | 02 December 2009 Sven Olov Karlsson has been awarded one of The Nines' 2009 Literary Awards. The Nines (De Nio) is a prestigious Swedish literary academy, founded in Stockholm in 1913, with nine lifetime chosen members. Karlsson's prize will amount to 2500 EUR.

Fagerholm and Oksanen nominated for the Nordic Council Literature Prize 2010 | 01 December 2009 The most prestigious literary award in Scandinavia, the Nordic Council Literature Prize has since 1962 been awarded to a work of imaginative literature written in one of the Nordic languages. Each year, a joint Nordic Committee nominates two authors from each Nordic country. We are proud to represent both of the Finnish nominees for the 2010 prize: Sofi Oksanen for Purge, and Monika Fagerholm for The Glitter Stage.

	The Best Swedish Crime Novel of the Year! | 30 November 2009 Roslund/Hellström’s Three Seconds has been awarded with the Swedish Academy of Crime Writers' Award 2009 for ”Best Swedish Crime Novel of the Year”.

Nesbø at No.1 and Marklund at No.2 in Denmark | 20 November 2009 Jo Nesbø and Liza Marklund grabbed three of the Top-5 slots on the Danish bestseller list for November 2009. Jo Nesbø with his latest Harry Hole mystery, The Leopard (No.1), and Liza Marklund with two titles: Christmas short story The Wood Thief (No.2) and A Place In the Sun (No.5) from her Annika Bengtzon series. Please view the entire list here (the fiction bestseller list is found at the bottom of the document).

	Nemesis among the best books of the year | 04 November 2009 Publishers Weekly just listed the 100 best books of 2009, and among them you will find Jo Nesbø's Nemesis - the 4th in the Harry Hole Series. These 100 books where chosen from more than 50,000 books. Click here to to check out the entire list.

	Roslund/Hellström shortlisted again | 02 November 2009 Roslund/Hellström's latest crime novel, Three Seconds, is one of five books shortlisted for the Swedish Academy of Crime Writers' Award 2009. This is the fourth consecutive year that Roslund/Hellström are shortlisted for the award.

VI Läser’s Literary Award 2009 to Karolina Ramqvist | 28 October 2009 Congratulations to Karolina Ramqvist, who has received VI Läser’s Literary Award 2009 for her novel, The Girlfriend. The motivation being: With killing precision and violent restrain, Karolina Ramqvist mirrors modern society’s menacing lifestyle in the cold stainless steel kitchen table of a typical residential district house. The prize amounts to EUR 5 000.

	Nesbø straight to No.1 | 29 September 2009 The Leopard, Jo Nesbø's eighth installment in the Harry Hole series, has gone straight to No.1 on the Norwegian bestseller list.

Yellow Bird to adapt Marklund books | 11 September 2009 We are pleased to announce that we have just sold the film rights to six of Liza Marklund’s crime novels featuring reporter Annika Bengtzon, to Yellow Bird Productions – the production company behind the hugely successful Stieg Larsson films (The Millenium Trilogy), as well as Henning Mankell’s Wallander series for BBC, starring Kenneth Branagh.

	The memoirs of Sweden's most respected journalist | 02 September 2009 The memoirs of Sweden's most respected journalist are published today: The Power and Futility of Words – My Writing Life by Jan Guillou.

	Lapidus/Bergting straight to No.1 | 02 July 2009 Lapidus/Bergting's critically acclaimed graphic novel in the Stockholm Noir series – Gang War 145 – has gone straight to No.1 on the Swedish bestseller list.

Nesbø shortlisted for the CWA International Dagger | 08 June 2009 Congratulations to Jo Nesbø, who has been shortlisted for the prestigious CWA International Dagger 2009 with his sixth crime novel in the Harry Hole series, The Redeemer! The winner will be announced on July 15th. In 2007, Jo Nesbø was shortlisted for the same award with The Redbreast, the third installment in the Harry Hole series.

	The best Swedish crime novel of the year? | 27 May 2009 Roslund & Hellström’s new crime novel, Three Seconds, has just been published in Sweden – to amazing reviews!

Sissel-Jo Gazan wins The Danish Public Radio Literary Prize | 18 May 2009 We are delighted to announce that The Danish Public Radio Literary Prize 2008 has been awarded to Sissel-Jo Gazan for her scientific thriller, The Dinosaur Feather. Gazan’s book has been read, along with five other shortlisted novels, by fifty book clubs in Danish libraries. The book clubs and a selected jury chose The Dinosaur Feather because ”it is a book containing many layers, that simultaneously tells a suspenseful crime story and describes the intimate everyday life, which we are all familiar with. It's all put together in a clever and buoyant language, which makes it an absolute joy to read.” Sissel-Jo Gazan has also recently won a three-year scholarship from The Danish Arts Foundation - a scholarship which amounts to EUR 40 000.

Sven O. Bergkvist Award to Sven Olov Karlsson | 17 May 2009 Congratulations to Sven Olov Karlsson, who has received the Sven O. Bergkvist Award 2009 from The Literary Author’s Guild, Stockholm Nord, and ABF Sollentuna-Nordost! The motivation being: ”[Sven Olov Karlsson] is one of the greatest young writers of his generation. Primarily, it is through his ability to depict believable settings and characters, with a language that is intense and elaborate, but at times also sparse.”

	Interview with Anne Holt | 15 May 2009 Watch a new interview with Anne Holt in English about the Vik/Stubo and Hanne Wilhelmsen series.

	Jo Nesbø No.1 in Iceland again | 04 May 2009 Jo Nesbø's The Redbreast is No.1 on the Icelandic bestseller list again. It is closely followed by Liza Marklund's A Place In the Sun at No.2.

	Liza Marklund No.1 also in Iceland | 27 April 2009 Liza Marklund's A Place In the Sun is now also No.1 on the Icelandic bestseller list. It is closely followed by Jo Nesbø's The Redbreast at No.2.

	Anne Holt No.3 in Italy | 27 April 2009 Anne Holt's What Never Happens was just published in Italy and went straight to No.3 on the bestseller list.

	Jo Nesbø No.1 in Iceland | 09 April 2009 The Redbreast was just published in Iceland and went straight to No.1 on the bestseller list.

	Sissel-Jo Gazan sold to HarperCollins | 09 April 2009 The U.S. rights to Sissel-Jo Gazan's The Dinosaur Feather has just been sold to HarperCollins U.S. in a pre-emptive two-book deal.

	Jo Nesbø awarded again | 30 March 2009 Jo Nesbø has won one of the most important literary prices in Norway, the prestigious Norwegian Book Club Prize 2009 (Bokklubben Nye Bøkers leserpris) for "Best Novel of the Year", for his stand-alone novel Headhunters. This is the second consecutive year that Nesbø wins this prize. Last year it was given to him for Snowman.

Most sold paperbacks of the year | 10 March 2009 Liza Marklund's Lifetime and Roslund & Hellström's The Girl Below the Street were among the most sold Swedish novels in paperback of 2008. Thus, Roslund & Hellström has further cemented their top position in Swedish crime fiction with the No.1 National Bestseller The Girl Below the Street which sold 176 653 copies in paperback during 2008. It was the third most sold crime novel in paperback of the year. As expected, Liza Marklund was – again – the most sold Swedish author of the year. Her No.1 International Bestseller Lifetime sold a staggering 193 487 copies in paperback last year.

	Liza Marklund and James Patterson | 28 February 2009 We are delighted to announce that Liza Marklund and James Patterson – two of the world’s bestselling authors – are writing a crime novel together!

	Liza Marklund – promo video | 27 February 2009 Check out our promo video of Scandinavia's No.1 female crime writer – Liza Marklund.

	Michael Connelly's favourite thriller writer: Jo Nesbø | 23 February 2009 ”The Redeemer rocks! Jo Nesbø is my new favorite thriller writer and Harry Hole my new hero. This book had my pulse in the red zone from start to finish.” ––Michael Connelly Click here to check out the official web site of bestselling author Michael Connelly.

	Lapidus vs Lehane | 20 February 2009 Watch the meeting between two masters of crime, which was broadcasted by Swedish National Television on February 18th.

	The Road to Jerusalem on the UK chart | 11 February 2009 The Road to Jerusalem, the first installment in Jan Guillou's Crusades Trilogy, has entered No.11 on the UK chart of translated fiction.

	Sofi Oksanen to be published in 20 languages | 11 February 2009 The translation rights to Sofi Oksanen's Purge is now sold to 20 countries. Congratulations, Sofi!

	Another win for Sofi Oksanen! | 06 February 2009 We're absolutely thrilled and proud to announce that Sofi Oksanen has also received Finland's second most important literary award, The Runeberg Award for Purge! This is the first time a Finlandia Award winner also wins The Runeberg Award for the same title.

	Sweden's most successful writer 2008 | 29 January 2009 We're delighted to announce that Never Fuck Up – Stockholm Noir 2 by Jens Lapidus was the most sold novel in hardcover in Sweden in 2008. In addition, Lapidus' Easy Money – Stockholm Noir 1, was the second most sold paperback in Sweden in 2008. The latter has now sold more than 565 000 copies in Sweden. Congratulations, Jens!

	Sven Olov Karlsson receives an impressive grant | 28 January 2009 We are pleased to announce that Sven Olov Karlsson, the author of the critically acclaimed The Italian and The American House has received a working grant of 60 000 SEK from Svenska Författarfonden (The Swedish Authors' Fund).

	Yet another prize for Sofi Oksanen | 26 January 2009 Finlandia Award winner, Sofi Oksanen, has now also received The Shadow-Finlandia Award (Varjo-Finlandia) 2009, awarded by Finland's biggest book store Akateeminen. Congratulations, Sofi!

	Anne Holt now sold to 25 languages | 17 December 2008 Anne Holt, author of two bestselling crime series, the Vik/Stubø and the Hanne Wilhelmsen series, is now up to 25 languages with the first of the two. Now, more and more publishers are starting to take on the Hanne Wilhelmsen series; recent backlist deals include Spain and Italy.

Sofi Oksanen now sold to 15 languages | 16 December 2008 2008 has been a dazzling year for Sofi Oksanen and her chilling novel Puhdistus; showered in awards, and winner of the prestigious Finlandia Award as the youngest author in the history of the prize, Oksanen's breakthrough novel has now sold 60.000 copies in Finland, according to WSOY. An impressive group of international publishers -- of 15 languages including Finnish - will publish the novel during 2009 and 2010.

	Arne Dahl now sold to 15 languages | 15 December 2008 We're thrilled to announce that with post-Frankfurt deals for Polish, Romanian and Lithuanian rights, Arne Dahl's Intercrime series is now to be published in 15 languages. To see the full rights list, click here.

	Liza Marklund No.1 also in Denmark | 08 December 2008 Liza Marklund's A Place In the Sun is now also No.1 on the Danish bestseller list. Click here to view the Danish bestseller list.

	Sofi Oksanen Hits the Jackpot! | 04 December 2008 We are absolutely thrilled to announce that Sofi Oksanen has won this year’s Finlandia Award, Finland’s premier literary prize of €30.000, which ensures wide recognition far beyond the winner’s native country. The novel has already sold 25.000 copies, and will now go into its 7th print-run.

Jo Nesbø - a Starred Star | 25 November 2008 The American readers who devoured Nesbø's award-winning The Redbreast (Harper) will have to wait until January 2009 to read the follow-up, Nemesis (Harper). The trade journals Kirkus, Booklist and Publishers Weekly have already let the world know what they think of the new Nesbø, however -- and each and every one of them gives Nemesis a *starred review*!

Another prize for Sofi Oksanen | 20 November 2008 Sofi Oksanen has been awarded this year's Kalevi Jäntti Award, a prestigious literary prize awarded once yearly to talented writers under 40, for her novel Purge. The Kalevi Jäntti is arguably Finland's most important literary award for young writers with its considerable prize sum of €15.000. This is Sofi Oksanen's third win this year; she has earlier been appointed Cristina of the Year (an academic award from the University of Helsinki) and awarded the Mika Waltari Prize. Purge is also shortlisted for the Finlandia Award.

	More nominations | 14 November 2008 The longlist for the 2009 IMPAC award has been announced, and we are proud to represent one of the entries: Bengt Ohlsson's Gregorius (Portobello Books/W.W. Norton). The shortlist will be announced on April 2nd 2009, with the winner announcement to follow on June 11th. Nominations for the list come from 157 libraries in 117 cities and 41 countries worldwide.

	Sofi Oksanen shortlisted for the Finlandia Prize | 13 November 2008 We're very proud to announce that Sofi Oksanen's Purge is shortlisted for The Finlandia Prize 2008, Finland's most important literary award. Five other books are on the shortlist, and the winner will be announced on December 4th. The prize sum is €30.000. Though we expected as much, we're thrilled!

Liza Marklund No.1 also in Norway | 10 November 2008 Liza Marklund's A Place In the Sun has gone straight to No.1 on the Norwegian bestseller list, and is thus No.1 on both the Swedish and the Norwegian bestseller lists at the same time. Jan Guillou's But Not When It Comes To Your Daughter, holds spot No.4 on the Norwegian bestseller list and spot No.2 on the Swedish list. Click here to view the Norwegian bestseller list and here to view the Swedish list.

	More nominations | 05 November 2008 Levi Henriksen, who won the Norwegian Booksellers' Prize in 2004 for his first novel Snow Will Fall on Fallen Snow, has again been nominated for this annual award with his new novel, East of the Rain. Rights have so far sold to France (Presses de la Cité - trade, France Loisirs - book club), Germany (Droemer Knaur) and Finland (Johnny Kniga).

	And still more | 05 November 2008 Jo Nesbø again leaves us gaping in amazement with TWO titles on the shortlist for the Norwegian Booksellers' Prize. Both the thriller Headhunters and the acclaimed second part of his children's book trilogy, Doctor Proctor's Time Bathtub, are on the list. Congratulations on both, Jo.

	Arne Dahl shortlisted | 04 November 2008 Arne Dahl's latest addition to the Intercrime series, the episode novel Eleven, is one of five books shortlisted for the Swedish Academy of Crime Writers' Award 2008! The winner will be announced on November 30th. Fingers crossed for Arne Dahl...

	Marklund and Guillou at the top of the bestseller list | 29 October 2008 Liza Marklund's A Place In the Sun has gone straight to No.1 on the Swedish bestseller list, closely followed by Jan Guillou's But Not When It Comes To Your Daughter, which holds spot No.2 on the same list. Click here to view the entire bestseller list for November.

	The Jens Lapidus success story continues | 09 October 2008 In Finland, Jens Lapidus' Easy Money has climbed to the top of the bestseller list and is currently ranked at #2, before Stieg Larsson (#3), Khaled Hosseini (#8) and Henning Mankell (#9). Congrats!

	Welcome to Paradise | 24 September 2008 We are proud to announce our representation of Welcome to Paradise, an in-depth critical report on modern-day tourism and traveling, written by journalist Jennie Dielemans and illustrated with photographs by Shahab Salehi. Read more about our lead title for nonfiction this season here.

	Liza Marklund joins Salomonsson Agency | 21 September 2008 We are very proud to announce that Scandinavia's most successful female crime writer – Liza Marklund – has joined Salomonsson Agency!

	Nesbø shortlisted again! | 18 September 2008 We are thrilled to let you know that it has just been announced that Jo Nesbø's Doctor Proctor's Time Bathtub is shortlisted for Ark's Children's Book Award 2008! Doctor Proctor's Fart Powder, the first installment in the Doctor Proctor series, was shortlisted for the same award last year.

	Doctor Proctor's Time Bathtub | 16 September 2008 Doctor Proctor's Time Bathtub – Jo Nesbø's highly anticipated second children's book about the irresistible trio Doctor Proctor, Nilli and Lise – is published!

	Carl Hamilton is back! | 20 August 2008 Today, Jan Guillou's explosive new Hamilton thriller, But Not When It Comes To Your Daughter, in which the author summons the best-loved characters from his literary universe to carry out Operation Nathalie, is published.

	Malin Persson Giolito | 18 August 2008 We are thrilled to be welcoming debuting novelist Malin Persson Giolito onboard! Read more about Malin's first novel Skipping Beats here.

	Friends and Lovers is praised by the critics | 14 August 2008 Friends and Lovers, the new novel from literary great Theodor Kallifatides, has received outstanding reviews in the Swedish press. Read what the critics have to say about "one of his best novels to date" here.

Jo Nesbo takes up fight against illiteracy | 03 June 2008 Internationally bestselling writer Jo Nesbo has announced that he will donate all proceeds from his new book, entitled Headhunters (published June 2nd, 2008), to the battle against illiteracy among children. All proceeds from the sales of the book in book stores, book clubs, mass market editions, audio books and potential film and theatrical rights, in Norway as well as abroad, will go to a recently created foundation, reports Nesbo to Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet. The foundation will be named The Harry Hole Foundation, after the protagonist of Nesbo’s crime novels. - The prerequisite is that the money benefit children who are in a situation where they are not taught how to read and write. This implies that the funds will go to countries with a high percentage of illiteracy, says Nesbo. Nesbo motivates the initiative by the fact that he personally does not need more money, adding that combating illiteracy is key to the democratization of third world countries. According to Nesbo’s publisher, the first donation will amount to about €830 000, as the book has sold in 120 000 copies so far (in only a couple of days). To this amount shall be added all future sales of the novel, including revenues from the sales of the mass market edition and revenues from the sales of the foreign rights to the book.

	He Who Kills the Dragon | 27 May 2008 Leif GW Persson's new novel – He Who Kills the Dragon – is published today!

Never Fuck Up | 13 May 2008 Last week saw the publication of Never Fuck Up, Jens Lapidus' hugely anticipated follow-up to the phenomenal success Easy Money, which has sold 400 000 copies in Sweden alone. The first print-run of 100 000 copies in hardcover was followed by an additional printing of 50 000 copies within a week. Never Fuck Up has been massively reviews, featured, and talked about, and the country is decked in posters advertising the book - the huge outdoor campaign is coupled with a new Lapidus website and guerrilla marketing.

Eyvind Johnson Award to Bengt Ohlsson | 12 May 2008 We are delighted to let you know that Bengt Ohlsson has just been announced this year's recipient of the Eyvind Johnson Award, named after the great Swedish modernist writer and Nobel Prize Laureate. The jury motivates its decision with the following statement about Bengt Ohlsson's work: "An authorship which has developed massively since the debut in 1984, and where the first, tentative novel efforts have been followed by great artistic achievements, where the author with compassion and an ever-growing insight into human nature explores existential questions". Previous recipients of the award include literary greats such as Klas Östergren, P-O Enquist, Kerstin Ekman and Lars Jakobsson.

	Doctor Proctor sold to Simon & Schuster | 02 May 2008 We’re thrilled to announce that we have just concluded a two-book deal with Simon & Schuster regarding the North American rights to Doctor Proctor’s Fart Powder and its forthcoming sequel by Jo Nesbø.

	Unfun is published! | 09 April 2008 Today, Matias Faldbakken brings his Scandinavian Misanthropy Trilogy to an explosive close with the publication of Unfun!

	Harvill pre-empts Unfun | 07 April 2008 Harvill Secker has pre-empted UK & Commonwealth rights to Matias Faldbakken's Unfun! US rights are handled by Markus Hoffmann at Regal Literary Agency.

	Bengt Ohlsson joins Salomonsson Agency | 13 March 2008 We're very proud to announce that Bengt Ohlsson has joined the agency!

	Myrrha | 06 March 2008 The most anticipated Swedish novel of this spring is published today.

	Arne Dahl's decalogue optioned to Filmlance | 03 March 2008 Swedish producer Filmlance have optioned Arne Dahl's critically acclaimed decalogue about the Intercrime Team in a major deal. The ten books will now go into treatment with a view to producing films and/or a TV series.

	Nesbø awarded again | 03 March 2008 Jo Nesbø's The Snowman is awarded again. This time with The Norwegian Book Club Prize for Best Novel of the Year.

	The Official Website of Jo Nesbø | 11 February 2008 Check out the Official Website of Jo Nesbø!

	The Beast #9 in the Netherlands | 30 January 2008 Roslund/Hellström's The Beast (Vaderwraak) has entered #9 on the Dutch bestseller list!

	Nesbø climbs to #5 on the Dutch bestseller list! | 30 January 2008 Jo Nesbø's The Redbreast (De roodborst) climbs to #5 on the Dutch bestseller list!

	Arn - The Knight Templar | 25 December 2007 The most anticipated Scandinavian film in years is released: Arn - The Knight Templar!

	Arn in English | 20 December 2007 We're pleased to announce that we have just concluded a substantial three-book deal with HarperCollins USA and UK regarding the English language rights to Jan Guillou's internationally bestselling trilogy about knight templar Arn Magnusson.

	| 23 November 2007 We're pleased to share the fantastic news that the Vintage edition of The Redbreast has entered the UK paperback bestseller chart at number 20!

	Jo Nesbø is awarded again! | 20 November 2007 Today, Jo Nesbø was awarded with The Booksellers' Prize 2007 (Bokhandlerprisen) for The Snowman!

	Shadow | 05 November 2007 Shadow by Karin Alvtegen is shortlisted for the Swedish Academy of Crime Writers' Award 2007!

	The Girl Below the Street | 05 November 2007 The Girl Below the Street by Roslund/Hellström is shortlisted for the Swedish Academy of Crime Writers' Award 2007!

	The Borderland | 05 November 2007 The Borderland by Thomas Kanger is shortlisted for the Swedish Academy of Crime Writers' Award 2007!

	Doctor Proctor's Fart Powder | 02 October 2007 The most anticipated Norwegian children's book of the year is published - and shortlisted for Ark's Children's Book Award!

	They have done it again | 19 September 2007 Roslund/Hellström has once again written an unputdownable and utterly important novel of highest international quality: The Girl Below the Street!

	Falling Freely, as if in a Dream | 18 September 2007 The highly anticipated Falling Freely as if in a Dream by Leif GW Persson is published today!

	The Hurricane Party | 31 August 2007 Klas Östergren's The Hurricane Party is published to great critical acclaim!

	Submission of Easy Money | 20 August 2007 Today, we're starting to submit the No.1 National Bestseller Easy Money by Jens Lapidus!

	test | 20 June 2007 Leif GW Persson's Fall of the Welfare State Trilogy is sold to Knopf.

	- | 18 June 2007 The Snowman has become the fastest selling Norwegian novel ever!

	- | 07 June 2007 Congratulations to Jo Nesbø, who has been shortlisted for the prestigious Duncan Lawrie International Dagger 2007 with his third crime novel THE REDBREAST! The winner will be announced on July 5th.

	- | 05 June 2007 Today, Jo Nesbø's The Snowman (Snømannen) is published!

	- | 01 June 2007 We're now starting to submit Persson's highly anticipated third novel in his Fall of the Welfare State Trilogy – Falling Freely, As If In A Dream.

	- | 01 June 2007 We are thrilled to announce that the agency has been joined by shooting star Jens Lapidus, author of the bestselling first novel Quick Cash (Snabba cash).

	- | 14 May 2007 Award-winning duo Roslund/Hellström will see their novels made into films. SVT has bought an option for all three crime novels to date, and are now in development.

	- | 29 March 2007 The next big name in Scandinavian crime writing has joined Salomonsson Agency.

	- | 27 March 2007 We are very pleased to announce that we now represent one of Sweden's most exciting new writers - Jonas Karlsson.

	- | 26 March 2007 The Spanish hardcover edition of Sjöwall/Wahlöö's Roseanna is in its third print-run in less than a month.

	- | 20 March 2007 Maj Sjöwall is awarded Riverton Club's International Award of Honor.

	- | 09 March 2007 Jan Guillou's Madame Terror has now sold past amazing 300 000 copies in hardcover in Sweden alone!

	- | 07 March 2007 Congratulations to Jo Nesbø and Klas Östergren, who are currently being translated into more than 20 languages!

	- | 27 February 2007 We're pleased to announce that acclaimed literary writer Barbara Voors has joined Salomonsson Agency. Read about her upcoming and most fascinating novel to date.

	- | 15 February 2007 We're happy to announce that Sofi Oksanen, regarded as one of Finland's most interesting young writers, is now represented by Salomonsson Agency.

	- | 07 December 2006 Now No. 1 on the bestseller list for 12 consecutive weeks, MADAME TERROR stays put in the place where everyone wants to be - at the very top. Rights are now sold to Denmark, Norway, Finland, Italy, Germany, Greece, Romania and Brazil.

	- | 08 November 2006 We are pleased to announce that Arne Dahl has been shortlisted for the Swedish Academy of Crime Writers' Award for Best Swedish Crime Novel 2006 with his ninth novel in the Intercrime series, AFTERQUAKE.

	- | 08 November 2006 We are pleased to announce that writer duo Roslund/Hellstöm have been shortlisted for the Swedish Academy of Crime Writers' Award for Best Swedish Crime Novel 2006 with their third novel THE SATISFACTION OF EDWARD FINNIGAN.

	- | 30 October 2006 Lena Andersson's critically acclaimed new novel DUCK CITY has provoked great interest with publishers abroad. With rights already sold to Finland, Norway, Germany and the Netherlands, negotiations are under way with other countries.

	- | 16 August 2006 Carl Hamilton is back! Today, Sweden's most widely read author, Jan Guillou, publishes his highly anticipated and groundbreaking thriller MADAME TERROR, which features his cult protagonist Carl Hamilton. First print-run: 200 000 copies.

	- | 05 May 2006 Ondskan (Evil) has been nominated for the Deutsche Jugendliteraturpreis 2006, the most prestigious award for children's and young adult's literature in Germany.

	- | 03 April 2006 ”The most sold book in all categories in Sweden is still ”Den amerikanska flickan” (The American Girl) by Monika Fagerholm. Monika Fagerholm

	- | 03 April 2006 Oxford University Press in the UK have acquired nineteen of Astrid Lindgren’s most famous books. All titles will feature brand new translations by Tiina Nunnally, and will be published over a three year cycle starting 2007.

	- | 28 March 2006 The film rights to the August prize winning The American Girl by Monika Fagerholm have been sold to the up-coming and much praised film production company Chamdin & Stöhr.