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Hans Gunnarsson (born 1966 in Finspång) is a Swedish novelist, short story writer and screenwriter. Gunnarsson published his first book, the short story collection Bakom glas in 1996 for which he was awarded the Katapultpriset for that years best literary debut.
Hans Gunnarsson, född 4 mars 1966 [1] i Finspång, är en svensk författare och manusförfattare. Gunnarsson, som är uppvuxen i ett arbetarhem i Finspång, har studerat på kulturvetarlinjen vid högskolan i Örebro och har bland annat arbetat som personlig assistent och nattportier.
Plot. In 1958 Stockholm, 15-year-old Erik Ponti suffers daily beatings from his sadistic stepfather while his mother, too afraid to intervene, plays piano to drown out the noise. At school, Erik's violent behavior leads to expulsion, with the headmaster branding him as evil.
Since the short story collection Bakom glas (Behind Glass) which was published in 1996 and won the Swedish Catapult Prize for Best Debut, Hans Gunnarsson has written a number of award-winning and critically acclaimed short story collections and novels. Hans Gunnarsson is also one of Sweden’s most established screenwriters.
Hans Gunnarsson was born on 4 March 1966 in Finspång, Sweden. He is a writer, known for Evil (2003), Days Like This (2001) and Arn: The Knight Templar (2007).
Hans Gunnarsson. Writer: Evil. Hans Gunnarsson was born on 4 March 1966 in Finspång, Sweden. He is a writer, known for Evil (2003), Days Like This (2001) and Arn: The Knight Templar (2007).
Hans Gunnarsson (1966) är född och uppvuxen i Finspång men är numera bosatt i både Stockholm och Mellösa i Södermanland. Han debuterade 1996 med novellsamlingen Bakom glas, som belönades med Katapultpriset för bästa debut det året.
