In the opening pages of Lena Andersson’s novel Willful Disregard, we are told that Ester Nilsson, a thirty-one-year-old poet and essayist in Stockholm with “eight slim but densely written publications to her name,” renounced expensive living, ate cheaply, was always careful about contraception, only traveled rationally, had never been in debt to the bank or […]
Source : Trouble in Paradise
