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KNAUSGAARD KARL OVE THE SCHOOL OF NIGHT

'A damned masterpiece' Sunday Times   'An almost dangerously immersive reading experience that
will completely take over your life... utterly captivating' Martin MacInnes  Booker longlisted
author of IN ASCENSION    London. 1985. A city rife with possibility and desire. One young man
who wants it all.   Kristian Hadeland  newly arrived in the city  seethes with ambition and
contempt. His family in Norway never understood him  his fellow photography students bore him.
But he knows he and his art are destined for more.  Then he meets Hans  an eccentric Dutch
artist. With Hans  the future Kristian yearns for is tangible. All art is possible. Any line
can be crossed.  But success comes at a price. And when Kristian does the unthinkable  will he
be prepared to pay it?  Electrifying and unflinching  The School of Night is a singular novel
about artistic creation and human corruption. It is the story of one terrible man's rise and
fall  and a reckoning with the darkest parts of human nature.   'Addictive and eerie' Guardian
'Engrossing  dark and amusing' Rachel Kushner  Booker shortlisted author of CREATION LAKE   
'Mysterious  unsettling  thought provoking  unpredictable and darkly entertaining' Colin
Barrett  Booker longlisted author of WILD HOUSES   ' D ark and precise about the underside of
human desire and connection. . . painfully funny' Megan Nolan  author of ACTS OF DESPERATION  
PRAISE FOR KARL OVE KNAUSGAARD:  'Absorbs you utterly' Sunday Times   'One of the most
genuinely suspenseful  alluring books I've ever read' Brandon Taylor  'Addictive' Daily
Telegraph   'Brilliant storytelling . . . Epic' Independent   'Strikingly humane  unsettling 
and wholly unique' Ferdia Lennon  'As accessible and creepy as anything by Stephen King and as
addictive as your favourite TV drama' Spectator   'One of my literary heroes' Torrey Peters 
'Knausgaard is among the finest writers alive' New York Times

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