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- Gulraiz Sharif's Extraordinary Manuscript 'Hør her’a!' and Its Impact
Gulraiz Sharif's Extraordinary Manuscript 'Hør her’a!' and Its Impact
Explore the unique and captivating manuscript delivered by Gulraiz Sharif, which sparked excitement and comparisons to literary classics like Huckleberry Finn and Tantul Rikkesvei. Discover the mixed reception and criticism received by this thought-provoking work.
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Some times, very rarely in a pastor's life, a unique manuscript is delivered.
We have experienced this this winter and spring.
A book was delivered, and the first editor thought,
I thought, wow, what in the world is this?
And when she got to work with him,
it was something that the whole team was excited about.
We were very excited about whether this could be what we had dreamed of.
I started comparing it to
Huckleberry Finn, skyscraper angels,
Tantul Rikkesvei,
and some said, take it easy.
And then the reports came, and it turned out that the world
is almost as open as we are.
Because it has received incredible criticism.
Four F's for Liby.
And VG concluded with a very, very nice book.
And yesterday, book 365 came with a report
I will read the conclusion from.
I thought you would understand.
Norway may need the Covid vaccine,
but the book industry needed this vitamin spray from Gulrez Sharif.
Welcome, vitamin spray, Gulrez Sharif.
You are a new debutant in this.
But listen, this is this year's sensational book.
And the whole world is starting to say that.
What...
Prophetic.
Yes.
You just have to believe that. We know this.
What kind of book is this?
It's a book about childhood.
A youth novel.
The intention is that everyone should read it.
That's what I had as a goal when I wrote it.
It's about 15 year old Mahmoud, a funny guy.
A funny line.
We will go into that.
You were very quick, I can hear what you are saying.
Yes, it is a youth novel, and we have agreed that it is a novel that reaches out to all of us.
What do you think it is, before we talk about the characters and the form?
What do you think it is, and why do you think it can reach everyone?
I don't really understand it myself.
Freudist on 75 wrote to me on Facebook the other day.
She said, I'm a young man, and I'm going to bed.
She said.
Bente at 65, and this is no joke.
She has written to me and said, I dig you, brother.
Cool, Bente.
Under Lindeldigelen.
But I know, I don't have an answer to that.
