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The Alliance
2025, Suspense
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Aslak Nore
Aslak Nore (b. 1978) is an author and editor who grew up in Oslo. He has studied in New York, served in Norway’s elite Telemark Battalion in Bosnia, lived in Latin America, and worked as a journalist in the Middle East.
Since his debut in 2007, Nore has established himself as one of his generation’s most interesting authors of both fiction and non-fiction. He has received numerous awards, including the Riverton Prize and been shortlisted for a number of others, among those the Norwegian Booksellers’ Prize and the Petrona Award. Nore resides with his family in Provence. The Alliance is his latest novel.
Awards
| Shortlisted for the Petrona Award UK – Havets kirkegård The Sea Cemetery | 2025 |
| Shortlisted for Grand Prix de Littérature Policière France – Ulvefellen The Wolf Snare | 2025 |
| Shortlisted for Prix Relay France – Havets kirkegård The Sea Cemetery | 2024 |
| Polarartifice France – Havets kirkegård The Sea Cemetery | 2023 |
| Mémoires de la mer France – Havets kirkegård The Sea Cemetery | 2023 |
| Shortlisted for Grand Prix ELLE France – Havets kirkegård The Sea Cemetery | 2023 |
| Shortlisted for Jan Michalski Prize Switzerland – Havets kirkegård The Sea Cemetery | 2023 |
| Shortlisted for the Norwegian Booksellers’ Prize Norway – Havets kirkegård The Sea Cemetery | 2021 |
| Mads Wiel Nygaard's Endowment Norway – Havets kirkegård The Sea Cemetery | 2021 |
| The Riverton Prize Norway – Ulvefellen The Wolf Snare | 2017 |
Bibliography
The Falck Saga
Ingen skal drukne (#2)
The Heirs of the Arctic
2023, Suspense
Havets kirkegård (#1)
The Sea Cemetery
2021, Suspense
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New author: Aslak Nore
Aslak Nore (b. 1978) is an author and editor who grew up in Oslo. He has studied in New York, served in Norway’s elite Telemark Battalion in Bosnia, lived in Latin America, and worked as a journalist in the Middle East. Nore resides in Provence with his family.
Since his debut in 2007, Nore has established himself as one of his generation’s most interesting authors of both fiction and non-fiction, most recently with the epic literary thrillers in The Falck Saga. He has received numerous awards, including the Riverton Prize and been shortlisted for a number of others, among those the Norwegian Booksellers’ Prize and the Petrona Award.