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<strong>Klim</strong> publishers<br />
catalogue 2008–2009 (excerpts)<br />
<strong>Forlaget</strong> <strong>Klim</strong><br />
Ny Tjørnegade 19<br />
8200 Aarhus N<br />
Denmark<br />
Tel: +45 8610 3700<br />
www.klim.dk<br />
Prices, page numbers and publication dates are subject to change without further notice. Prices are inclusive of the Danish state tax (25 %).<br />
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Hasse Bildt Lindegren<br />
eclipse of the sun • Solformørkelse<br />
Spring 09<br />
Isbn: 978 87 7955 647 8<br />
approx. 400 pages – approx. 349 DKK<br />
The <strong>novel</strong> comprises 3 decades from 1970 to 2000, and is an independent<br />
continuation of Lindegren’s previous title: The River—The Way to the Ocean<br />
(Floden – vejen til havet). We follow the same charakter, the boy Leo, who grows<br />
up in times of change: the fifties and sixties in Denmark.<br />
The next three decades, filled with hardship and passion, are brought to life in<br />
Eclipse of the Sun in a sensative and intense portrait of the times, of Leo and of<br />
the people around him.<br />
Floden – vejen til havet recieved abundant praise from the literary critics and<br />
a sequel has been frequently requested. Well, now it’s here, and we introduce<br />
Eclipse of the Sun with great pleasure!<br />
Praise for The River—The Way to the Ocean (Floden – vejen til havet):<br />
Lindegren has the arduous and rare ability to create a world<br />
where you can lose yourself, a world where you forget everything<br />
around you. Isn’t that exactly what we, the reader, hope<br />
for each time we open a new <strong>novel</strong>?<br />
T h o m a s B r e d s d o r f f i n t h e D a n i s h D a i l y P o l i t i k e n
Martin Jensen is best known for his <strong>crime</strong> <strong>novel</strong>s from the Middle Ages about the<br />
fictive character Eske Litle.<br />
In this his latest <strong>novel</strong>, we meet a Denmark of the fifties, as seen through the<br />
eyes of a child. Six year old Kaj moves from the city’s worn down housing to a<br />
brand new housing project in Vangede with his parents and his little brother.<br />
Kaj’s life is centered primarily around his beginning in school and soccer, but<br />
WW2 and the German occupation continues to have a strong influence on daily<br />
life in Denmark. When are you a hero and when are you a traiter?<br />
Martin Jensen<br />
Ej så svært • never so difficult<br />
We had an enduring feeling, but now we know for certain:<br />
Martin Jensen is one of the greatest storytellers of our time.<br />
T h e D a n i s h N e w s p a p e r J y d s k e V e s t k y s t e n<br />
Autumn 08<br />
Isbn: 978 87 7955 641 6<br />
214 pages – 255 DKK<br />
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Martin Jensen<br />
flight of the raven • Ravneflugt<br />
We are in the era of the Great Migration around 530 a.d.<br />
Skramme has heard of legendary Rome the whole of his young life. As one of<br />
Rolf Krake’s infantry, he is forced to flee for his life when Rolf falls. He travels<br />
south with a group of comrads and their journey ends in the services of the<br />
Merovingian dynasty. Here they experience the true essence of the witch’s<br />
cauldron that was the “Great Migration”.<br />
A whirl in Martin Jensen’s well tuned time machine is, for me,<br />
an intriguing, extra bonus.<br />
T h e D a n i s h N e w s p a p e r I n f o r m a t i o n<br />
Spring 09<br />
Isbn: 978 87 7955 644 7<br />
approx. 270 pages – approx. 275 DKK
The young fantasy author, Anne Iversen, is already being compared to noted<br />
writers such as Lene Kaaberbøl and Lotte Inuk. Her new <strong>novel</strong> is impressive and<br />
incredibly thrilling, and is written especially for youth. But adults are also in for<br />
a treat.<br />
Three royal siblings, that are not really siblings, journey out into the world in<br />
order to come home again and save their kingdom.<br />
Anne Iversen<br />
Blodbånd • The ties of Blood<br />
Intense and surprising. An imposing and ever relevent tale<br />
about siblings.<br />
T r o l d s p e j l e t o n D R - t e l e v i s i o n<br />
Autumn 08<br />
Isbn: 978 87 7955 612 6<br />
224 pages – 249 DKK<br />
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Jørgen Lindgreen<br />
Harja, interpreter for the romans • Harja, romernes tolk<br />
The author Jørgen Lindgreen has a long list of popular, historical fiction.<br />
In this, his latest <strong>novel</strong>, we meet the young, chieftain’s son Harja of Himmerland.<br />
He is tricked into a harsh penalty and declared ‘outlaw’. With no hope for<br />
justice, he takes flight southward and crosses the Rhine. There, the Roman Army,<br />
advancing on the Teutons, take Harja prisoner and he is taken into their service. It<br />
has long been a strategi in Rome to conquer the wild tribes of the north. They can<br />
make good use of the cimbrer for this purpose.<br />
Jørgen Lindgreen masterly weaves his fiction into the historical<br />
fabric, and he tells his story with great energy in a straight forward<br />
manner... this is well qualified, historical entertainment.<br />
T h o m a s H a r d e r i n t h e D a n i s h D a i l y P o l i t i k e n<br />
Autumn 08<br />
Isbn: 978 87 7955 613 3<br />
264 pages – 285 DKK
Jens Hougaard<br />
romantic love 1-5 • ROMANTISK KÆRLIGHED 1-5<br />
A comprehensive work about the European concept of romantic love.<br />
Hundreds of Danish and European literary works are the ground stone for this<br />
account and analysis of the marital institution in Book 1, the sexual socialization of<br />
men and women, sexualtiy, infatuation and love in Book 2 and 3, particular forms<br />
of spirituality and conscientiousness are at the core of Book 4.<br />
The thorough index in Book 5 is invaluable as reference for this work’ s numerous<br />
topics.<br />
The books can be read in full or in part.<br />
Jens Hougaard is associate<br />
professor in Scandinavian<br />
Literature, Aarhus University.<br />
Romantic love is a major work, created to impress, and this it<br />
does – totally. There is good reason to thank Jens Hougaard for<br />
his toil, but some honor must be given <strong>Klim</strong> Publishers and<br />
their trademark: to do what much larger publishers neglect to<br />
do. And that is to publish work that is essential for forming<br />
the national cultural identity.<br />
K r i s t e l i g t D a g b l a d , D a n i s h D a i l y<br />
Book 1: Society and marriage<br />
Book 2: Soul and infatuation<br />
Samfund og ægteskab<br />
Sjæl og forelskelse<br />
Book 3: Body and sexuality<br />
Book 4: spirituality and love<br />
Legeme og kønslighed<br />
Ånd og kærlighed<br />
Autumn 08<br />
Isbn: 978 87 7955 513 6<br />
1608 pages – set price 995 DKK<br />
Book 5: index<br />
Registre
Kristina Vaarst Andersen & Mark Lorenzen<br />
Den danske kreative klasse • The danish creative class<br />
WHO ARE THEY? WHERE DO THEY LIVE? WHAT SIGNIFICANCE DOES IT HAVE IN DENMARK?<br />
Forword by Richard Florida<br />
This is the first analysis of the creative class in Denmark. The book covers a<br />
number of topics from a specifically Danish aspect:<br />
A profile of the Danish creative class both socially and culturally, its educational<br />
makeup, its wage levels and cultural habits, and its professional status.<br />
The book has a broader approach and covers a wider range of subjects than<br />
Richard Florida’s own book The Creative Class. It gives us an introduction to the<br />
theory of the creative class in a Danish context, and can be read as a supplement<br />
to previous books concerning the creative class concept.<br />
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Autumn 08<br />
Isbn: 978 87 7955 659 1<br />
approx. 160 pages – approx. 229 DKK<br />
Triloki Nath Sharma<br />
The danes—a remarkable people • Danskerne – en bemærkelsesværdigt folk<br />
Triloki Nath Sharma is a sinologist, researcher, and teacher among other<br />
professions.<br />
He comes originally for the Indian Himalaya but has lived in Denmark for<br />
many years. From time shared with Danes, his observations, citations, from<br />
thought and analysis, he has delved deeply into the Danes’ nature and special<br />
characteristics.<br />
India has more than 200 times the population and yet fewer Nobel Prize<br />
recipients than Denmark. Many Danes have accomplished amazing achievements<br />
on both national and international scenes.<br />
What is the background for this talent mass? How can it be explained? What<br />
characterizes the Danes and the Danish culture? Upon which values do the<br />
Danes build their lives?<br />
Spring 09<br />
Isbn: 978 87 7955 645 4<br />
approx. 320 pages – approx. 295 DKK
Edited by Michael Irving Jensen, Carsten Fenger-Grøndahl & Malene Fenger-Grøndahl<br />
Tyrkernes Istanbul – En Guide • The turks’ Istanbul— a guide<br />
Istanbul is a bridge connecting east and west; music, art, culture, conflicts and<br />
confluence arise. Istanbul is Europe and Asia, the Orient and the Occident—<br />
and a world in its own right. Churches and mosques, bars and coffee houses,<br />
underground punk and classical concerts, centuries old baths and sparklingly<br />
new malls. Go to Istanbul and see a city change before your eyes: see it as a<br />
researcher, as a writer, as a photographer, as a journalist, artist, translator.<br />
14 contributers, all of them with a passionate attitude toward the largest city in<br />
Turkey, give their own suggestions for what you can and should experience in<br />
Istanbul.<br />
This book is the third in a <strong>series</strong> of alternative travel guides to the great cities of<br />
the Middel East. The other two explore Cairo and Damascus.<br />
Autumn 08<br />
Isbn: 978 87 7955 619 5<br />
approx. 250 pages – approx. 229 DKK<br />
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Mikkel Thorup<br />
Pirates, terrorists and states • Pirater, terrorister og stater<br />
At first there doesn’t seem to be much in common between our romanticized<br />
conception of a pirate and the mass terrorism og our own times. Yet, both<br />
expressions of a global threat, have materialized from a nonstate, unconventional<br />
enemy.<br />
The author and idea historian, Mikkel Thorup, has written a number of articles<br />
concerning hostility, terrorism, pirates and anarchists; he also frequently appears<br />
as lecturer on these topics. He has, in addition to his own authorship, acted<br />
as editor of several books about globalization and related political subjects (At<br />
tænke globalt and Kosmopolitik).<br />
... to be srongly recommended as a thought provoking read,<br />
about the way we deal with our worst enemies.<br />
★ ★ ★ ★ J y l l a n d s - P o s t e n , D a n i s h n e w s p a p e r<br />
Autumn 08<br />
ISBN: 978 87 7955 615 7<br />
196 pages – 179 DKK
K. E. Løgstrup<br />
Martin Heidegger<br />
K.E. Løgstrup studied with Martin Heidegger during the early nineteen-thirties.<br />
Here he received some of the most important inspiration for his writing. He<br />
also held lectures on Heidegger’s work for many years, and the basis for this<br />
publication are the notes for these lectures: primarily concerning Heidegger’s<br />
philosophy on art and existence.<br />
Autumn 08<br />
ISBN: 978 87 7955 585 3<br />
approx. 140 pages – approx. 179 DKK<br />
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Edited by Peter Aaboe Sørensen & Thomas Schwarz Wentzer<br />
Heidegger i relief • Heidegger, in Relief<br />
In addition to the recent publication of Martin Heideggers major work: Being<br />
and Time, this antologi sets focus on the most important thinkers of the<br />
twentieth century; ten of Scandinavia’s most prominant Heidegger researchers<br />
grapple with Heidegger’s enormous impact on central, philosophic areas:<br />
existence, hermeneutics, deconstruction, phenomenology and ethics.<br />
Autumn 08<br />
ISBN: 978 87 7955 584 6<br />
approx. 200 pages – approx. 249 DKK
<strong>distinguished</strong> <strong>crime</strong>-<strong>novel</strong> <strong>series</strong> ...<br />
Martin Jensen has created a new classic in <strong>crime</strong> entertainment: the reader is treated to a<br />
credible depiction of the customs and times of the Middle Ages in this spendid chronicle.<br />
T h e D a n i s h D a i l y F y e n s S t i f t s t i d e n d e<br />
All 7 <strong>novel</strong>s! now complete in a new paperback <strong>series</strong>,<br />
plus the bonus-book The soldiers’ whore<br />
Martin Jensens poplular <strong>series</strong><br />
about Assens’ deputy sheriff Eske<br />
Litle of Middle Age-Denmark<br />
is now complete in a new<br />
paperback <strong>series</strong>, including the<br />
story of Eske’s mistress Thrund<br />
and her way to Assens.<br />
all titles for 99,95 dkk<br />
237 pages – 4th book<br />
wayfarers<br />
A band of gypsies has camped<br />
outside the town wall, and a large<br />
military-unit notify of their arrival.<br />
Eske Litle is already busy when a<br />
man is murdered at a wedding feast.<br />
Autumn 08<br />
Isbn: 978 87 7955 627 0<br />
285 pages – 5th book<br />
a trail of power<br />
Assens, 1332 a.d., is an enterprising<br />
town and the junction between<br />
the mainland and Funen. A murder<br />
seems to have ties to a power game<br />
on a grander scale ...<br />
Autumn 08<br />
Isbn: 987 87 7955 628 7<br />
310 pages – 6th book<br />
the bald count<br />
1333 a.d., Eske is summoned to<br />
Skanderborg and Gerhard III of Holstein.<br />
He wonders why the mightiest<br />
men of Jutland are there, too.Then,<br />
there’s a murder in their midst<br />
Autumn 08<br />
Isbn: 978 87 7955 629 4<br />
311 pages – 7th & last book<br />
man of honor<br />
In October of 1334 a.d. Gerhard<br />
defeats King Christoffer’s son Otto<br />
in a battle. 2 months later a ship<br />
sails into Assens with 3 passengers<br />
on board.<br />
Autumn 08<br />
Isbn: 978 87 7955 634 8<br />
214 pages – bonus-book<br />
The Soldiers’ whore<br />
Thrund’s story begins in 1326 a.d.<br />
and is a harsh but colorful account<br />
of the women who survived as<br />
whores following in the wake of<br />
turmoil on the battle fields.<br />
Autumn 08<br />
Isbn: 978 87 7955 630 0