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SUMMARY:Brottsplats Rom – om romerska deckare
LOCATION:Medelhavsmuseet\, Fredsgatan 2\, 111 52 Stockholm
DESCRIPTION:Carina Burman gives an in-depth account of her two latest boo
 ks\, the 1950s detective novels Döden tar semester (2025) and Bittert\, 
 amore (2026)\, and of what it is like to write detective fiction set in t
 he city of Rome.\n\nOn a snowy day in April 1956\, detective fiction revi
 ewer Florrie Granat collapses unconscious at the newspaper office in old 
 Klara. The doctor recommends a trip south\, and soon she is on her way to
  Rome by charter coach. The novel Döden tar semester is a playful take o
 n the detective genre and a love letter to Rome. Before long\, Florrie be
 gins to suspect that something is wrong. Can a woman who has read everyth
 ing by Christie\, Sayers and Trenter solve a real crime? Of course.\n\nIn
  Rome\, Florrie changes\, and when the others return home\, she stays beh
 ind. The novel Bittert\, amore (2026) opens on the Aventine\, but soon sh
 e finds herself at Rominstitutet. There is a heatwave\, and things are ho
 t at the institute. With help from her Watson from the coach trip\, lectu
 rer Georg Brandt\, she sets about solving new mysteries. Trattorias\, all
 eyways\, bars and dangerous traffic situations also feature – all in th
 e shadow of the great monuments.\n\nCarina Burman is an author and Associ
 ate Professor of Literary Studies at Uppsala University. Among other thin
 gs\, she has written four major biographies – most recently Bellman. Bi
 ografin (2019) – and eleven novels. Rome recurs in her life and work. T
 he city appears in several novels and in Vi romantiska resenärer (2016)\
 , which is ab…
URL:https://www.stockholm.com/en/show/e021998
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