Simon Stranger

Simon Stranger is a celebrated Norwegian author known for his impactful and thought-provoking novels. Born in 1976, he embarked on his literary journey with a unique blend of fiction, often intertwining historical and contemporary narratives. Stranger gained international recognition with his award-winning book "Keep Saying Their Names" (originally "Leksikon om lys og mørke"), which adeptly explores themes of memory, identity, and resilience during and after the Holocaust. His work is marked by its deep character exploration and moral complexity, appealing to a broad readership. Beyond novels, Simon is actively engaged in humanitarian and educational initiatives, fostering dialogue on literature and society.