Jo Nesbø
^{Norwegian Crime}

(Norway)

Image Credit: H. Eikesdal

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Jo Nesbø http://festival.co.nz/writers-and-readers/jo-nesbo/ With more than two million copies of his novels sold in Norway alone and his work translated into over 40 languages, Jo Nesbø is leading the most recent wave of Scandinavian crime writing. Embassy Theatre 10 Kent Terrace Wellington 2012-03-10T17:00:00+13:00 T1H00M00S http://festival.co.nz/yk-images/17412dd7f14af0bc410314e24b8f6a28/detail/JoNesbo_Phantom_Website.jpg http://premier.ticketek.co.nz/shows/show.aspx?sh=NORWEGIA12 10 18
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With more than two million copies of his novels sold in Norway alone and his work translated into over 40 languages, Jo Nesbø is leading the most recent wave of Scandinavian crime writing. He is best known for his gripping Inspector Harry Hole crime novels, including The Snowman, The Leopard and his latest release, Phantom. Craig Sisterson joined one of the world’s most popular and distinctive crime writers in conversation.

Jo Nesbø’s stand-alone thriller, Headhunters, had been made into a movie which had its Wellington debut screening at the Embassy Theatre on the evening of this event.