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  • Jon Fosse
    Jon Fosse
    / Septology and Vaim

    …winning the Nobel Prize was Vaim (2025), the first in a planned trilogy. Like Septology, Vaim contains minimal punctuation. It follows three narrators: a man from a small Norwegian village who travels to Bergen by boat and is called back to the village by his first love; the man’s only…

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    …winning the Nobel Prize was Vaim (2025), the first in a planned trilogy. Like Septology, Vaim contains minimal punctuation. It follows three narrators: a man from a small Norwegian village who travels to Bergen by boat and is called back to the village by his first love; the man’s only…

    Read More