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Kukene/Kukane

av Erlend Loe

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ISBN
9788202874650
Forlag
Cappelen Damm
Utgivelsesår
2025
Språk
Bokmål
Format
Innbundet

Beskrivelse

One morning, while taking a shower, Tander’s penis simply falls off. It’s awkward. It’s inconvenient. It’s… quite a problem, to say the least.

He places it carefully in a box marked “Raspberries” and stores it in the freezer before cycling to the emergency room. Surely, someone must be able to reattach it? The doctors are fascinated, but unable to help. One even offers to buy it. Tander declines. He returns home without answers — and with some difficult questions. Should he tell his wife? Can he keep his job at the motor magazine? Has this happened to other men?

Cocks is a sharply funny story about loss, identity, and modern masculinity. With Erlend Loe’s signature absurdism and satire, it explores what it really means to be a man — and to be whole.

«The author’s dry, witty style is perfect for absurd stories like this. […] This is fun. A lot of fun.»
Stavanger Aftenblad, five/six stars

«When did a novel last make me laugh out loud? I mean, outright hooting with laughter? […] t’s the outrageously original connections Erlend Loe makes between the important and the unimportant that make the laughter burst forth.»
NRK, five/six stars

«He’s a worldclass artist, and he’s still going strong after all the books he’s written.»
Framtida

«Loe is funny, extremely funny.»
Dagbladet

«Loe is, as always, a funny writer. He writes with an ease you have to admire.»
VG

«Mundane, you may think? Remember that this is one of Norway’s craziest writing minds, who regularly pumps out main characters with champagne problems you never would have been able to imagine.»
Bok365

«Only Loe can come up with something so crazy and original – here is enough material to cure a light autumn depression. […] Loe writes amusingly in a wild and lush language.»
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Erlend Loe

Erlend Loe is one of the most beloved and popular authors in Norway. He was born in 1969 in Trondheim, Norway, and studied folklore, film studies and literature at university. He made his debut with the novel Frankly, my dear (Tatt av kvinnen) in 1993, for which he received raving reviews. In 1996 came Naiv. Super, his big break through in Norway and internationally. It has been called the novel of his generation. His novel Doppler, which came out in 2004, has been critically acclaimed for its depiction of the modern man and The Guardian named it 'Book of the Year'.

He is a productive author, and writes books both for adults and children. His books about Kurt have been a huge success, and have also been turned into an animated film. The books have been published in thirty-nine countries so far.

He lives in Oslo and enjoys biking.

Awards:

1996 Ministry of Cultural Affairs Prize for Den store røde hunden (The Big Red Dog), children's picture book, Illustrated by Kim Hiorthøy.

1997 The Cappelen Award

1998 The Critics Prize for Kurt Quo Vadis?, illustrated children’s novel, children’s book.

1999 The Bookseller Award for L (L).

2006 The French Prix Européen des Jeunes Lecteurs for Naiv.Super. (Naïve.Super.).

2006 The French Tam-tam Prize for Fisken (The Fish), children’s book.

2010 De Grote Jongerenliteratuur Prijs (the Netherlands) for Muleum (Muleum)

2013 The Aschehoug Award

2016 the Liv Ullman Prize

2022 BolognaRagazzi Award - COMICS Early Reader - for Hvem rumpet brunosten? (Who buttocked the brown cheese?)