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Firewall / Henning Mankell ; translated by Ebba Segerberg

By:

Mankell, Henning, (1948-2015)

Contributor(s):

Segerberg, Ebba

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London : Vintage , 2008, c1998Description: 534 p. ; 20 cmISBN:

9780099535058

Uniform titles:

Brandvägg . English

Subject(s):

Genre/Form:

Mystery fiction

DDC classification:

MYS MAN

LOC classification:

PT9876.23.A49 B7313 2002

Summary: In Golden Dagger Award winner Mankell's eighth entry in the Kurt Wallander series, meaningless crimes underscore the vulnerability of society in the electronic age. Mankell contrasts themes of international intrigue involving a global financial network collapse with situations listeners might view on the local news. The multitude of characters challenges award-winning narrator Dick Hill to distinguish clearly among them all, but textual attributions mitigate confusion.

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"A Kurt Wallander mystery."

Originally published: Stockholm : Ordfront, c1998.

In Golden Dagger Award winner Mankell's eighth entry in the Kurt Wallander series, meaningless crimes underscore the vulnerability of society in the electronic age. Mankell contrasts themes of international intrigue involving a global financial network collapse with situations listeners might view on the local news. The multitude of characters challenges award-winning narrator Dick Hill to distinguish clearly among them all, but textual attributions mitigate confusion.

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