Nick Gadd's Blog – September 2011 Archive (1)
Should recurring characters get older?
Swedish novelist Henning Mankell recently called a halt to his mega-bestselling Inspector Wallander series with the novel The Troubled Man. According to an interview that Mankell gave to the BBC, Wallander is now aged over 60 and is brooding over his life. "I let Wallander look backwards to see 'What did I do with my life?', and for him it is a bit…
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