Fvonk

First in Russian—a brand-new novel by the most popular Norwegian writer of our time, author of such bestsellers as “Naive. Super,” and “Under the Power of a Woman,” “The Best Country in the World” and “U,” “Doppler,” “Volvo Trucks,” “Tales of Kurt,” and “Muley.”
The hero of this book—just as humane, just as characteristically naive, yet at the same time not simple like the mega-hit “Naive. Super”—is a certain Fwonk, a former senior employee of the Society for Sport and Health Walking, who is forced to resign because of an upheaval financial scandal in the Society, even though he himself was not involved in any abuses. Fwonk is worried by the general decline in morals and is panically afraid of “belly-bumpers”...