Good evening.
I have this thing about books.
I write them. And read them. Often.
Because of that, I have a website, http://www.stefanisaksson.se, devoted not only my own book about Swedish folklore in general and ghostlore in particularbut also the numerous reviews I've written the last few years.
Looking through my site you'll find both fiction and non-fiction, with genres covering everything from the weird and macabre to the beautiful and pristine, written by traditional scholars, free-thinking dope fiends, fundamental believers, well-renowned mainstream writers, and stubborn skeptics. To mention but a few.
Tv sucks. Books don't.
So by all means, go see it for yourself.
Or don't.
Whatever floats your literary boat.
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--------------------------- And, oh yeah. I've also written my very own book.
The title is Skånska spöken: gastar och gengångare i bondesamhällets folktro (Carlsson Bokförlag, 2007), and if you're a sucker for research into ancient Swedish folklore in general and the occult/ghostlore in particular, then you simply must buy this pleasant hardbound copy.
Or if money is short, simply head over to your local library.
