Terje Dragseth: Voodoo Science: The Quest for the Intermental Particle
POEM: The reader of this book is cautioned against reading too large parts consecutively. You then run the risk of a wild language machine starting up in your head, so that you start writing books yourself.
Vigdis J. Travel eater: I will help you. A nurse's goodbye to elderly care
NURSING: After a decade in Norwegian elderly care, nurse Vigdis J. Reisæter could no longer bear to have to give a sedative to anxiety sufferers of dementia instead of a hand to hold and an ear to listen with.
Anne Applebaum. Translated by John Grande: The swan song of democracy. Politics that fails and friendships that end
DEMOCRACY: Anne Applebaum shows how concrete historical events developed a political populism. How can we understand and counteract the forces that want the liberal, democratic, fact-based structure of society to come to life?
Tore Linné Eriksen: Africa – from the first people to today
Migrations, language families and trade routes: Tore Linné Eriksen's Africa book is a door opener with its many short, thematic stories. But does he succeed in delivering what he promises?
Vegard Tenold Aase: Everything you love must burn. Inside the rebirth of white nationalism in the United States
NATIONALISM: In Vegard Tenold Aase's new book, we get to know right-wing extremist groups in the United States, where they deny the Holocaust and believe in a new lease on neo-Nazism.
: The controversial author Michel Houellebecq recently released his first book in four years. Will the book give the French farmers the traction they need in the struggle for their livelihood?
Fact cartoon series by Marta Breen and Jenny Jordahl: Women in Fight – 150 years of struggle for freedom, equality and sisterhood
: Sometimes it's simple sparkling good. Breen and Jordahl's presentation of the history of the women's struggle in comic book format is fresh and liberating, devoid of self-assurance.