# Jon Fosse

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Crown Princess Mette-Marit attends International Fosse Festival

On Wednesday, Crown Princess Mette-Marit attended the International Fosse Festival in Oslo. She attended a discussion between authors Erlend Loe and Olaug Nilssen and literary critic Bernhard Ellefsen about Jon Fosse's novel “Boathouse” from 1989. Voir cette …

Episode 117: Losing the Plot: On Reading Slumps and How We Find Our Way Back

We’ve all been there: the books are piled high, but nothing calls out. In this episode, Trevor and Paul talk about reading slumps—what they look like, what brings them on, and how to find the spark again. From work stress to life interruptions to simple reader fatigue, we explore how to rediscover …

Erling Kagge - Exploring the World - and the Self

On this episode of Villy’s Bookmark, I sit down with explorer, author, and publisher Erling Kagge, the first person to reach the South Pole, North Pole, and Mount Everest on foot. Erling shares what inspires him, discusses the transformative power of silence, and what he missed during his epic expe…

S3E01: Hwasue S. Warberg "Creativity in translation does not always mean doing more but it can mean doing less - trusting repetitions, silence, rhythm.”

Nastja Shaboltas from the INCREC project interview Hwasue S. Warber. She is the first professional translator to bring Norwegian literature directly into Korean, without the detour via intermediary languages. Since 2001, she has translated around 130 works, mainly from Norwegian, but also from Swed…

Jacques Testard on setting up Fitzcarraldo Editions, publishing fiction in translation and those blue-and-white covers

Simon and Rachel speak to Jacques Testard, the founder and publisher of Fitzcarraldo Editions, an independent house based in London that, since its establishment in 2014, has won four Nobel Prizes for literature. Jacques's Nobel winners are Svetlana Alexievich (2015), Olga Tokarczuk (2018), Annie E…

Here For Now Theatre 2026 Season Preview with Artistic Director Fiona Mongillo

Curious. Courageous. A little bit dangerous (in the best way possible). In this special 2026 Season Preview episode, Artistic Director Fiona Mongillo joins host Joanne Wallace to walk through Here For Now Theatre’s boldest season yet — eight productions that swing big, embrace risk, and centre comp…

Crown Princess Mette-Marit presents Fosse Prize and attends the Fosse Lecture

On Thursday, Crown Princess Mette-Marit presented the Fosse Prize to translator Paula Stevens at the Royal Palace. Crown Prince Haakon was also in attendance. The Crown Prince Couple also attended the Fosse Lecture which was given by American novelist Marilynne Robinson. Both the Fosse Prize and th…

Episode 7: Carvell Wallace

A thoughtful discussion with author Carvell Wallace on topics such as: love and beauty as a means of healing from trauma, finding and collecting bits of life to share with others, form reflecting content, distinguishing the difference between child and adult narration, essay as exploration or askin…

The Letter Carrier by Francesca Giannone

In today’s episode of The Nordic Reader, we are joined by Anna Kokko to discuss Francesca Giannone’s novel, The Letter Carrier. Anna is an Executive Editor at WSOY, where she works with translated fiction. Originally published in Italian, the text is translated into Finnish by Leena Taavitsainen-Pe…

Episode 9: Trilogy: Three Stories of One Love - Jon Fosse

In this episode of Hot Takes on the Classics, Tim McIntosh and Emily Maeda explore Jon Fosse’s Trilogy, the work of a Norwegian novelist and playwright whose spare, musical prose gives voice to experiences that resist ordinary explanation. Focusing primarily on “Wakefulness,” they follow the young …