INVESTIGATOR POIROT FROM BELGIUM MAKES DEBUT?
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Readers might also be interested to know that the third Swedish prize, the Baska Svenska Debut, for the best first crime novel was won by Ingrid Hedstrom for Lararinnan i Villette [Teacher in Villette].
Ms Hedstrom, a journalist, lived in Belgium for several years, and sets her story in the fictional Belgian town of Villette. The book's main protagonist is Investigative Judge Martine Poirot.
2 Comments:
Is the judge related to Hercule, do you know? I will watch out for this one when/if it is translated. I like your trademark author pic, Norman!
Sorry I don't know but Martine is married to Thomas, a historian. so that might be her married name. That is about all the information I could find, and I thought the author's pic was interesting. ;O)
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