Sweden's hidden classics, newly in English.
Strindberg's fishermen of the skerries and his Gothic Rooms, Almqvist's scandalous It Is Possible, Edith Södergran's poems, a miser's cursed slippers in Strindberg's Baghdad, the 1809 revolution that toppled a king, and Blanche's Paris of 1848. 140 books, many of them in English for the first time.
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