




A Conspiracy of Faith
A Novel by Jussi Adler-Olsen
Translated from the Danish by Martin Aitken
(2009) 2013 / 504 Pages
The current crime fiction landscape seems littered with at least a dozen Scandinavian writers that are being marketed to the English speaking world as the second coming of Stieg Larsson. Glass Key Award winner Jussi Adler-Olsen is no exception.
On one hand the extra attention is a blessing, as many Scandinavian authors that would have otherwise never had the opportunity to find an audience outside their homeland are seeing their works translated for a wider audience. On the other however, right or wrong, the added pressure of living up to expectations set by the popularity of Larsson’s Girl trilogy, and the iconic nature of his heroin Lisbeth Salander, make him an impossibly tough act to follow.





























































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