Anders Wennerstrom: 4 books

This book has two parts, one is a play and the other is a long poem. Both parts have a language that explores a troublesome life situation while it comments on a couple of outsiders in a fictitious/autobiographical fusion. The big question to have in mind when entering the first pages in this book is what it means to be a man in today's universe.

This enigmatic poetry book deals with gender, not restricting it to the constructions of the human mind but where the topic of gender is included in nature and in human contexts that will surprise the reader.

This book is about love, which makes a woman both into a lover and a mother of the one who feels outside and makes a negation of a persons manhood when he thinks its only he who counts. This book also speaks about a father who makes himself into a defender of pleasures, not necessarily his own pleasures but others pleasures, most certainly, and also mine.

In the sixties, a Swedish colonel was caught in Stockholm, having spied for the Soviets. That event is the biggest scandal in Swedish modern history. However, this book is not about that historical fact, but the fact that this spy and the author of the text you are looking at right now have the same...