Malena Ernman

Malena Ernman is one of Sweden’s leading authors and has had a prominent career in media, theatre, television and music. She is best known for her novels, memoirs and plays.

Ernman’s latest book, The Book of Household Spirits, is her seventh novel and has been described as a "cultural examination of Swedish life". The novel follows the story of Parvaneh, a woman from Iran, and her family, as they struggle to cope with the changing times and societal pressures of modern Sweden. The novel has become a bestseller and has opened up a wider discussion on the difficulties of assimilation and cultural exchange.

Ernman’s other works include the novel The Sisters, which tells the story of two sisters and the complicated and complex bonds between them. The novel was awarded the Swedish National Book Prize in 2015. Other novels by Ernman include The Spring, Inland and The Poetry Book.

In addition to her writings, Ernman has established a career in media and entertainment. She was part of the successful Swedish band Barbados, and has since gone on to appear in multiple television programs and feature films. Ernman’s debut album, Music from the Sweidel Ocean, was released in 2011 and earned her a Swedish Grammy Award.

Ernman’s works are highly acclaimed and her popularity is no doubt due to her ability to bridge different worlds and cultural backgrounds. She has been hailed as one of Sweden’s most important contemporary voices, combining a deep personal insight with serious and thoughtful storytelling.

Malena Ernman is a respected writer and artist, and her work has been praised for its ability to make complex issues accessible and engaging. Her books, plays, television and film appearances have been enjoyed by audiences around the world, making her one of Sweden’s most respected and prominent cultural figures.