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Born in Norway in 1974, Houm is an exciting new talent whom critics have described as 'a Norwegian Don De Lillo' and Norway's 'most American author, in the very best sense'. He has published two novels which were both critically acclaimed in Norway, and The Gradual Disappearance of Jane Ashland is the first English publication of his work. He works part-time as an editor in publishing house Cappelen Damm and lives in Lier with his wife and daughter.Powerful, symmetrical and well-controlled
Irish Times
A knockout blow at the end... this unpredictable narrative - both quirky and bleak - dishes up a dark chronicle of grief that gets under your skin
Daily Mail
A beautifully observed account of one woman's alienation, deep hurt and slow road to recovery... we are still haunted by this fine novel long after finishing it
The National
Meditative... witty... with a dark, mysterious undercurrent... a hugely enjoyable read
Nudge Books
This gripping, psychological thriller weaves a dramatic tale of suspense in elegant prose
The Lady
This is a beautifully short, sweet and melancholy novel... Really wonderful
Liz Loves Books