Erlend Loe's most popular works are the Doppler stories. Rebelling against the boredom and rationality of prosperity, Doppler crosses the Swedish green border for lack of other ideas and already finds himself in the middle of a dispute. The warring parties: the ninety-two-year-old widow, Maj Britt, who lives only for her new-fangled fads (e.g. she writes on her political blog while being spangled), and her counterpart, the unshackled ascetic, dedicated scout and amateur ornithologist, Von Borring. Caught between two fires, Doppler temporarily suspends his plans to save the world, and sometimes immerses himself in the intoxicating smoke and reggae music, sometimes in the science of ornithology and scout knots. Erlend Loe's humor and naïve social criticism are once again a guarantee of quality entertainment, and with the second volume, which can be picked up again, the new edition of the Doppler trilogy is complete both in terms of content and appearance.
The volume promises endless fun!