Antony Beevor.

The German-language Swiss daily newspaper Tages-Anzeiger published an interview with British historian Antony Beevor in its 6 May 2025 edition.

‘I fear that we are once again facing a very cruel and brutal period.’

Eighty years after the end of the Second World War, we are still unable to understand dictators, claims British historian Antony Beevor. Because the next great war has long since begun.

The article is illustrated with a photograph taken in August 2018 during his visit to Stockholm.

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Antony Beevor, Stockholm 2018

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All the portraits of Antony Beevor are available at the Opale Agency.

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Nathacha Appanah.

The Femina literary prize 2025 goes to the a Mauritian-French author Nathacha Appanah for La Nuit au cœur (Gallimard, 2025).

La nuit au cœur intertwines three stories of women who are victims of violence at the hands of their partners. Walking the line between strength and humility, Nathacha Appanah examines the unbearable enigma of domestic femicide, when the dark night takes the place of love.

Read more about La nuit au coeur on the website of ActuaLitté

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Nathacha Appanah, Stockholm, 2019

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Nathacha Appanah is represented in the photo book

"Portraits d’auteurs / Author portraits"

(Carlssons, 2020)

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All the portraits of Nathacha Appanah are available at the Opale Agency

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An interview : Nina Bouraoui.

The Swedish literary magazine Karavan is publishing in its new issue (4/2024) an interview with the French novelist Nina Bouraoui made in Stockholm by Åsa Magnusson.

Karavan is a quarterly magazine with focus on literature from Africa, Asia and Latin America. You can find it on all the good newsagent's shop in Sweden or at the Karavan webshop.

 Read the complete interview in

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Nina Bouraoui in conversation with Åsa Magnusson, Stockholm 2024

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Nina Bouraoui, Stockholm 2024

All the portraits of Nina Bouraoui are available at the Opale Agency.

Nina Bouraoui is represented in the photo book

"Portraits d’auteurs / Author portraits"

(Carlssons, 2020)

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You can visit Åsa Magnussons website to find the complete collection of her texts (in Swedish).

Thanks to Elisabeth Grate for making this interview possible.

Nina Bouraouis novels in Swedish are published by Elisabeth Grate Bokförlag

and are translated from French by Maria Björkman.

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