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The Lost Photograph(er)
A missing photographer. A slew of suspicious characters. And a bumbling P.I. who always seems to save the day. When a photographer mysteriously vanishes halfway through a real estate photoshoot, it’s down to everybody’s favorite Norwegian “Viking P.I.” Tommy to crack the case... except, his desk is bursting with more cases than he knows what to do with! But things take a strange turn when the local police write the disappearance off as not worth investigating. With the victim’s boyfriend contacting the Big Guns at KRIPOS (Norway’s FBI) – along with a spot of “convincing” by his CSI girlfriend – Tommy quickly finds himself dragged away from his IKEA furniture assembly and ...
Viking Private Investigation
“Norwegian P.I. with 20+ years of experience… I wasn’t lying, per se, just bending the truth a little. OK, a lot, but I have been writing crime novels for 23 years. That has to count for something, right?” After a failed career in writing crime, Norwegian author, Tommy, decides to try his hand at actually preventing crime as a private investigator. How hard can it be, right? The aptly named “Viking P.I.” soon discovers that he has a real talent… for failing! Case after case, Viking P.I. realizes he has bitten off more than he can chew, but he’s too far in it now. Maybe he’ll actually get better at it if he just keeps trying… or maybe he won’t. Whether it’s a missing d...
Aos Sí
In the not-so-deep Norwegian woods, underneath a 100-year-old copper beech, a mummy is about to die. Life has never been better for Tommy. His PI business is booming, and he has finally changed his status from it's complicated to in a relationship with Alvilde, the crime scene investigator. When Alvilde picks him up on Halloween and drives him into the Norwegian woods, the last thing he imagined was being taken to a murder scene. Well... No. The last thing he imagined was the dead body sitting in a camping chair dressed up as a mummy that had written Viking P.I. in blood with his dying breath. Tommy has to start his own investigation to prove his innocence, stay out of jail, and save his relationship with Alvilde. This is the fourth book in the Viking P.I. series. Quick-read mysteries that are short and snappy, but full of sweet charm and intrigue.
The Naked Skydiver
When the owner of the local airstrip rings up the Viking P.I. about a bizarre discovery—a naked corpse sprawled out on the runway—he knows this case will be anything but ordinary. To add to the intrigue? The detective in charge of the investigation is none other than Alvilde, the P.I.'s own girlfriend. Journey alongside our quirky detective as he navigates awkward dinner conversations, hunts criminals with a drone, endures blistering heat, reminisces with buddies at the fire station, and takes to the skies in a Cessna for the very first time. Can the Viking P.I. piece together the puzzle without ruffling too many feathers? Or will this case come crashing down, much like its titular skydiver?
Bones in Brown Boots
Uncovering the past, solving the present: The Viking P.I. and his detective girlfriend take on a bone-chilling case in the snowy Norwegian mountains. This is book seven in the Viking P.I. series. When the Viking P.I. learns he has inherited a cabin in the mountains, he packs his trusty Prius and goes on a well-deserved holiday with his family: Alvilde, his detective girlfriend, and their two-year-old son. The idyll last for the better part of an hour, until his son enters the cabin with a worn brown boot containing a bone.
Time in Our Times
What is happening to perceptions of time, durability, and reality in the twenty-first century – and how do we deal with it? This anthology explores a diversity of uncommon insights about time, as seen from our historical and geographical standpoint. All contributions discuss how time can be seen, and how these views relate to changes in nature, technology, economy, working life, politics, religion, or philosophy specific to our own time. Findings are discussed within three themed sections; In Search of a Deeper Theory of Time, Time as Social Expectancy, and Time as Lived Experience. Contributions in this volume span from classical theory on branching time to personal experiences of drug-addicts’ time. Together, these diverse contributions shed new light on how construction, perception and regulation of time influences a person’s whole being in the world, collectively and individually, in the short and very long run, from the beginning of the Anthropocene to future cybertime.
The Magic Fault
The Shroud of Turin-claimed to be the burial cloth of Christ-is stolen from a chapel in the Cathedral of Turin in the fall of 2004. The Shroud is perhaps the most famous relic in the Catholic Church, even though some believe it to be a fake. The thieves leave only one obscure clue: the relic will head off a disaster. Beneath the identity and the grand design of the thieves lies an opportunistic plan to tilt the Catholic Church eastward-again.
Sofienbergmysteriet
Den pensjonerte drapsetterforskeren Edgar bor på Sofienberg eldresenter. Hver dag besøker barnebarnet Elliot, som sitter i rullestol, bestefaren sin. Der ser de på film og spiser middag i kantinen sammen med Berit, eldresenterets hypokonder og konspirasjonsteoretiker, og Alma, Norges første FBI-utdannede profilskaper. På en av sine daglige rusleturer kommer Edgar over en åpen dør. På innsiden, i godstolen, sitter et lik i en merkelig posisjon. Hva har skjedd? Det som begynner som en morsom adspredelse fra hverdagens kjedsommelighet for de fire amatørdetektivene, ender fort opp i en ekte jakt. Et sted der ute finnes en virkelig morder ...
The Art Students League
Announcement, including biographical information on faculty members and examples of faculty and student work.
