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Therese Bohman grew up outside of Norrk ping and now lives in Stockholm. Her debut novel, Drowned, received critical acclaim both in Sweden and internationally, and was selected as an Oprah Winfrey Summer Read. Her second novel, The Other Woman (Other Press, 2014), was short-listed for the Nordic Council Prize and Swedish Radio's Fiction Prize, while her third novel, Eventide (Other Press, 2016), was short-listed for Sweden's most prestigious literary award, the August Prize. Her fourth novel Andromeda was published by Other Press in 2025. Bohman is an arts journalist who regularly contributes to one of Sweden's largest newspapers, Expressen. Marlaine Delargy studied Swedish and German at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth, and she taught German for almost twenty years. She has translated novels by many authors, including Kristina Ohlsson; Helene Tursten; John Ajvide Lindqvist; Therese Bohman; Theodor Kallifatides; Johan Theorin, with whom she won the Crime Writers' Association International Dagger in 2010; and Henning Mankell, with whom she won the Crime Writers' Association International Dagger in 2018. Marlaine has also translated nine books in Viveca Sten's Sandhamn Murders series and two books in her re Murders series.
“Bohman evokes a strong sense of place, rendering the landscape as both magical and tangible. There’s much to savor in this slow-burning meditation on a family tragedy.” —Publishers Weekly “A reflective and atmospheric read, this story investigates how to live with great loss…Readers who enjoy thoughtful, philosophical books will find this one compelling.” —Library Journal (starred review) “Bohman…takes an oft-written narrative and gives it a mysteriousness and elegance, weaving Swedish lore into a deeply emotional story of grief, loss, and the transition to acceptance, and once again shows herself to be a skilled author with a penchant for reaching under the surface of humanity to the complex, tragic, but often beautiful layers hiding within us.” —Booklist “Both naturalistic and lyrical, [Mount Verity] includes nuanced depictions of young adulthood, sexuality, traumatic memory, and self-expression. The prose is both evocative and restrained…The novel’s pacing and structure heighten the sense of longing and unresolved tension…dreamy and intimate.” —Foreword Reviews
