Dear writer, Thanks for your email. No, it’s not illegal to publish a new book with a title that is identical to an existing publication by someone else, this is not my concern. Instead, the problem lies in visibility. Given that this is already the title of a...
Dear writer, Yes! I do love the idea of personal Twitter account hosted by the main character! Go for it! And yes, you will need to get started NOW, in order to build up a network and a decent number of followers that can be notified when you share the truth and the...
Dear writer, Many thanks for forwarding me the portfolio of your friend, the illustrator. What a talent! I do agree that her animal sketches are exceptional, if he hasn’t already thought of it, he should definitely contact a publisher specialising in visual arts, this...
Dear writer, Ooooh! What great news about the interview! I wish you the best of luck! And no, I don’t see a problem with it being a small and local weekly. Of course, a full page in a national newspaper would have been more prestigious, but not as engaging for the...
Have you noticed the beautiful Swedish concept of förmiddag – “forenoon” as opposed to afternoon, and being the time between early morning and noon? Also, there’s the useful concept of dygn, meaning a full 24-hour period, whereas dag refers...
How has your body changed since you moved to Sweden? Let us guess? You have adapted the habit of coughing into the fold of your arm instead of your hand. You have developed some prominent facial muscles in order to pronounce the distinct vowels of Swedish. Your skin...
It’s December and wherever you are in Sweden right now, you’re most likely not wearing flip-flops when outside. It is also likely that your footwear is affected by the current weather conditions. If it’s raining, they’re probably wet, and if...
Anywhere you go in this world, there will be certain, but sometimes unwritten, rules about how to deal with the last bits of food you are served. In some countries, you should always leave a bit of food on the plate, to communicate that you are satisfied. In other...
We’ve ALL been there: making that nice cup of coffee (Sweden’s all about fika, right?), grabbing a carton of milk, and voilà – what is that? Well, it’s called filmjölk, or simply fil, and despite the name, it’s not really milk but rather...
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