15.12.11

Henning Mankell

The Swedish writer Henning Mankell is one of my favourites, especially the novels he wrote about Kurt Wallander. In fact I'm re-reading one of these novels now. Some books are just getting better the second or third time you read them.
I also like to watch the episodes made by the Swedisch television around this character. They also seem to improve everytime you watch them.
Pen and ink, 10x15 cm.
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