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At 6:14pm on January 17, 2009, Gitte said…: Hey, fun to find another Danish person here! Would you like to be friends here on Crimespace? Have a nice day.

At 9:26am on January 15, 2009, Michael Robotham said…: Hi Dorte,
Glad you liked 'THE SUSPECT'. Sadly, I don't know if any of my other novels are going to be translated into Danish, which is a real shame because I love your part of the world. My third novel THE NIGHT FERRY is partly set in Amsterdam because of my love affair with that particularly city.
Good luck with the writing. Keep finding the time. It's the only way to finish.
Best
Michael

At 8:22am on January 15, 2009, Stephen Booth said…: Hi, Dorte. Many thanks for reviewing BLIND TO THE BONES. Only Klim themselves can make promises about publication in Denmark, of course! But they did buy the translation rights in BLIND last year, so I'd expect to see the Danish edition some time in 2009, all being well...

Stephen

At 7:22am on January 15, 2009, Karen from AustCrime said…: Hi Dorte - Anne Holt is definitely a great author, thank you for the reminder. I've added your blog to my ones to read - thank you for running that.

You'll get used to Crimespace - it takes a little while to find your way around but shout if there is anything that you are stuck with.

At 8:14pm on January 14, 2009, Karen from AustCrime said…: Hi Dorte - thank you for accepting the friend invite. I'm always fascinated to see other people's Scandinavian favourites - being a bit of a fan myself.

At 5:58am on January 9, 2009, David L. Hoof said…: Right you are. David Lorne is for the "L" in David L. Hoof. Best yet novel by me is Little Gods, which is being submitted to Bruce Cohen (producer of the film "Milk") for consideration as a film. My first screenplay to be produced as a film will begin in February.

At 4:14am on January 9, 2009, David L. Hoof said…: I've been to Copenhaven twice, loved Smilla and Elsinore. Swedish by ancestory, my novels, like Blind Jagt, went to book club in Danish, as well as the English language version. Welcome.

David

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