Imagine a world without experts. A bit of a relief to do without all of the know-it-alls and mansplainers, right? But if all of the experts suddenly disappeared, you’d probably feel a bit lost. After all, the experts are the ones that lead you in the right direction. They’re helpful when you want to inspect a suspicious birth mark, get your driver’s license, or check the weather forecast for the weekend. During the last few years, a lot of people have turned to scientific authorities for definitive answers: just to discover that scientists sometimes bicker among themselves and can be wrong. So when should you listen to the experts? And what happens when they’re wrong?

The Expert Paradox shows that, even though it’s valuable to listen to experts, trusting scientific authorities blindly can lead to devastating consequences. Here, you get all the right tools you need to benefit from other’s knowledge in the best way possible.

The most sold authorships of the month of March in Sweden are Lars Kepler and Martin Widmark. Lars Kepler are the most sold hardcover fiction authors, featuring at No. 1 with The Spider. Meanwhile, Martin Widmark occupies three of the top spots on the children’s books list. First, at No. 1, is The Detective Mystery, followed by The Gold Mystery at No. 2, and The Library Mystery at No. 4.

This was just what Carl and Helene needed. A long vacation where they could reconnect with one another. They had just found their dream house in California, and swapped residences with a couple who would spend the summer in their Stockholm Archipelago-villa.

But as soon as they arrive to Santa Cruz, something feels wrong. Did the house really look like this in the pictures? And what does this other couple do in their home? Luckily, he has installed surveillance cameras in every room of the house.

Nothing but the Truth is Stefan Ahnhem’s highly anticipated stand-alone novel. A psychological thriller about how our dreams and fantasies can turn against us, to a point where we don’t even dare to trust ourselves. About how promises are made to be broken, and how the most beautiful of appearances can crumble by the great forces of passion.

The prestigious literary prize of the Vilhelm Moberg-Society is this year awarded to Sofi Oksanen.

The society argues that Sofi Oksanen is a tremendous author that takes great courage in discussing difficult issues and therefore is an obvious winner. She is one of the most influential and important contemporary authors, not least due to her ability to illustrate hardship and different forms of oppression.

The Vilhelm Moberg-Society Prize is awarded annually on April 6^th, and the ceremony takes place August 19^th in Sweden.

On March 22nd, Sofi Oksanen spoke at the Swedish Academy. With reference to the freedom of speech and democracy, the theme of this year’s Academy Conference was “Thought and Truth under Pressure”.

Sofi spoke on ‘Russia’s war against Women’, inquiring into misogyny as a state policy and an instrument of imperialism.

Her speech was incredibly well received, with reviews describing it as “powerful”, “on point” and “important”.

Click HERE to watch the speech.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Shailene Woodley, and Richard Madden are set to headline Amazon Studios’ thriller Killer Heat, which is based on Jo Nesbø’s short story The Jealousy Man, from director Philippe Lacôte.

Killer Heat follows twin brothers (Madden) who are caught in a violent love triangle on a remote Greek island. A damaged detective, known as “The Jealousy Man” (Gordon-Levitt), is called in to investigate.

Killer Heat is off a script written by Roberto Bentivegna (House of Gucci), with revisions by Oscar and BAFTA-nominated screenwriter Matt Charman (Bridge of Spies, Treason).

Makeready’s Brad Weston is producing the film, which begins production next month in Crete. In addition to starring in the film, Gordon-Levitt will also executive produce the project alongside Jo Nesbø, Niclas Salomonsson, Tom Karnowski and Makeready’s Collin Creighton.

Read the full article in Deadline by clicking ‘Read More’ below.

Simona Ahrnstedt’s An Unthinkable Fate debuts on the official Swedish bestseller list for hardcover fiction this week, coming in at No. 2. Martin Widmark performs a hat trick on the children’s bestseller list, returning to No. 1 with The Detective Mystery as well as placing at No. 3 with  The Library Mystery, and No. 4 with The Diamond Mystery.