lørdag den 30. maj 2009

Glasnyckeln 2009: Johan Theorin

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Glasnyckeln 2009 går til Johan Theorin, Sverige, for hans deckare, Nattfåk. The Glass key 2009 goes to Johan Theorin, Sweden, for his novel,...
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mandag den 25. maj 2009

The final programme

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Well, all is set for the conference, if not in stone, then at least in writing. This is how it's going to be: Thursday 20.00 - ? Get-tog...
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mandag den 27. april 2009

The Glass Key - a historical overview

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The Glass Key has been awarded by the SKS/CWS since 1992. A new link has been added to the list of links on the right-hand sidebar of this b...
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fredag den 24. april 2009

And the nominees are...

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So, here we are. In a little more than a month from now (may 29th), the Glass key 2009 will be handed over to the winner in the Nordic House...
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tirsdag den 10. marts 2009

Deadline for a murderous weekend

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Although the special offer for the hotel-rooms at Loftleidir Hotel has (at least officially) expired, that does not mean you're too late...
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tirsdag den 24. februar 2009

The list of participants

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Below is a list of the people who have confirmed their attendance at the double AIEP-SKS/Nordic Crime Wave-conference in Reykjavík this spri...
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torsdag den 19. februar 2009

AIEP-SKS Reykjavík - Things are shaping up

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From now on, until the upcoming AIEP/SKS double-AGM/Nordic Crime Wave-conference is behind us, all posts on this blog will be in english. Th...
mandag den 26. januar 2009

Karin Alvtegen nominerad til Edgar-prisen i USA

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Karin Alvtegen er blivet nominerad til Mystery writers of America's viktigasta pris, The Edgar Allan Poe Award for best novel, for sin ...
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mandag den 19. januar 2009

Årsmöte 2009 - programm og kostnad

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Kostnader Det er jo liksom inte billigt att resa til Island, och det koster ja också pengar att övernatta. Vi vil göre allt vad vi kann, til...
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tirsdag den 13. januar 2009

It's alive!

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Yes, although it's been dormant for almost a year now, the SKS blog is still (barely) alive. In the coming weeks and months it will be v...