Pioneer Press: Swede Hollow

September 18, 2019

A riveting family saga immersed in the gritty, dark side of Swedish immigrant life in America in the early twentieth century

Swedish author Ola Larsmo’s award-winning, meticulously-researched new novel, “Swede Hollow,” tells the story of Swedes, Italians and Irish people who made the hollow home at the turn of the 20th century. He’ll be in the Twin Cities for three appearances Oct. 9-10, presented by his publisher, University of Minnesota Press.

 

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