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Min kamp 3 (Min kamp #3)

Karl Ove Knausgård

Hardcover | Pages: 422 pages

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Title	:	Min kamp 3 (Min kamp #3)
Author	:	Karl Ove Knausgård
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	1st
Pages	:	Pages: 422 pages
Published	:	2009 by Forlaget Oktober AS
Categories	:	Fiction

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MIN KAMP 3 er en roman om barndom. En familie på fire, mor, far og to drenge flytter til et hus i et nybygget villakvarter på Sørlandet. Det er i starten af 1970?erne, børnene er små, forældrene er unge og fremtiden ligger åben for dem. Men på et eller andet tidspunkt begynder den at lukke sig, og tingene ændrer karakter. Hvem eller hvad er det, der ændrer sig? MIN KAMP 3 beskriver verden set med barnet Karl Oves øjne. Børn og voksne lever side om side, men mødes aldrig rigtigt. Venskaber, piger, skolens forunderlige univers og de pludselige og umotiverede stemningsskift i familien observeres og sanses i forsøget på at nå til en forståelse af verden og det, der ligger bag.

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Original Title:	Min kamp. Tredje Bok ISBN13 9788249507061
Edition Language:	Norwegian
Series:	Min kamp #3
Literary Awards:	Independent Foreign Fiction Prize Nominee for Longlist (2015), Europese Literatuurprijs Nominee (2014)

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Karl Ove Knausgard continues his intensely detailed portrayal of his life in My Struggle: Book Three. This book details his life from infancy (and slightly before!) to early adolescence. The depiction of place in his childhood is vividly evoked, reminding us how for little children where they are is as important often as whom they are with and maybe more important than what they are doing. Each place has its meaning, personal and intense. As Karl Ove grows, people supplant place in importance

[continued from here]At 15%. The sun sets early on October 21st on the Northern Hemisphere. Another day over. One of the roughly ninteenthousand I have spent so far in this life. No way to bring them back; unless you have a time machine; like a DeLorean, for instance, equipped with a Flux capacitor. Today they would arrive, Marty McFly and Doc Brown, if they were real. From tomorrow we can say that the story of Back to the Future is set in the past. I knew that thirty years ago, but I didn't

This is truly a painful read in the best possible way. At first I admired the author's remarkable memory - he is, as ever, a joy to read no matter to what length and detail he goes to tell us about the most boring aspects of everyday life. Then I realised why he has got such a memory. His constant fear of his father, as foretold in the first volume, was omnipresent, a couple of times made explicit by the author himself, but mostly heart-grippingly painted with everything out of order a normal

The author as a young pup. Years from 1-15 in a family where the father is like the cold dark shadow. The house is filled with rules, the boys even in the teens are not even allowed to turn on the radio or TV, prepare any kind of food, can never have friends come inside etc.Knausgård is really good in capturing the feelings of being in the moment, the little everyday sounds and interactions and the long times we spend up dreading things that are over in an instant.4½ stars.

Started out a little slow for me and I thought it wasn't going to hook me like the first two books, but I found myself quite engrossed in Karl Ove's early years. I questioned whether Knausgård's memory could really be this good to recall that far back in so much detail and then I remembered the kind of marks certain events left on me. My memory can be pretty pathetic, but I recall being somewhere around age 6 playing on the beach with a little girl I'd just met. We were ankle deep in the water

Move over robins, tulips, pastels, and jelly beans, the appearance of a fresh volume of My Struggle by Karl Ove Knausgaard now marks the coming of spring and will continue do so in 2015, 2016, and 2017 as the final three books in the series appear in English in the United States, translated from the Norwegian by Donald Bartlett, published by Archipelago Books in signature squarish hard covers. Quick recap: My Struggle is a six-volume literary autobiography. Comparisons to Prousts In Search of

This is a far more linear experience (there are only two contemporary interjections) than the first two volumes, and the structure is more conventional. This, I think, is because we are dealing here nearly exclusively with early childhood, and there is a great amount of generalization associated with that time. The feeling of that age is echoed in the writing, which takes on a different tenor here (abrupt sentences, heightened sensory description). K.O.K.'s father is as menacing as any father in