Eftersom böckerna går så bra i Spanien skall jag dit och göra PR i samband med bokfestival i Barcelona nu i början av veckan. Och för er som tror att man som författare bara glassar runt lite i största allmänhet på dessa utlandsturnéer så tänkte jag vederlägga den uppfattningen genom att lägga ut mitt schema för kommande dagar i Barcelona.... Bara att ladda upp med energidryck säger jag! :-)

Monday:

Página 2: a TV show about literature. It’s broadcasted on Tuesday at 19:30 and on Sunday at 20:30. They will make you up and they need you to wear clothes in neutral colors. They also need you to read a passage of one of your book in Swedish (could you bring a copy of “La princesa de hielo”?)
El Periódico de Cataluña: it’s one of the most important newspaper of Cataluña. It’s a national newspaper
Press Conference: you will talk about your novels and journalists will ask you questions
Bookshop Negra y Criminal: It’s the bookshop that organizes all the Crime Festival and its owner always takes a picture of the writers wearing a T-shirt of the bookshop that he will give you as a gift.
Telva: a women’s review. She also needs you to wearing clothes in neutral colors. Interview with photos (also with Asa Larsson)
La Vanguardia: the most important newspaper of Cataluña. It’s a national newspaper
TV3 News: the most important TV of Cataluña.
Cataluña Radio: a radio of Cataluña that wants to record you reading a passage of “La princesa de hielo” in Swedish – 5 minutes.
Round Table debate: you and Asa Larsson will talk about Crime Novel Women Writers. The history of crime novels written by women and how the manner has changed and how the “cold” has influenced on it.
Then we will have dinner together with Maite and Mathilde.

Tuesday:
Radio Cornellá: radio of Cataluña
Llegir en cas d’incendi: radio and blog of Cataluña
Regió 7: newspaper of Cataluña
Público: national newspaper
El Temps: weekly review of Cataluña
Elle: Interview with photos
TV3 – Ánima: the cultural show of TV3
Woman: Interview with photos (also with Asa Larsson)
RNE: National Radio of Spain – a very important and funny program.
After the radio, I think we’ll go to the bookshop Bertrand in order you can sign some copies of your books.
Then you will have dinner with Amsterdam Llibres

Puh!!!! :-)