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Nesbø's 'Wolf Hour': Minneapolis Crime Thriller Revealed
16 Apr
Summary
- Jo Nesbø discusses his standalone thriller, 'Wolf Hour'.
- The novel is set in Minneapolis and features detective Bob Oz.
- Nesbø was inspired by literary works like 'Hunger' and 'American Psycho'.
Norwegian crime writer Jo Nesbø spoke about his latest standalone thriller, 'Wolf Hour.' The novel is set in the city of Minneapolis, plunging readers into a dark narrative where detective Bob Oz tackles the attempted murder of a crooked gun dealer.
Nesbø shared that his creative process for 'Wolf Hour' was significantly influenced by several iconic literary works. He cited Knut Hamsun's 'Hunger,' published in 1890, Jim Thompson's 'The Killer Inside Me' from 1952, and Bret Easton Ellis's controversial 1991 novel 'American Psycho' as key inspirations.
This BBC Audio Scotland production offered insight into Nesbø's approach to crafting a gripping standalone thriller. The story's intricate plot and character development are underscored by Nesbø's deep engagement with literary predecessors, promising a compelling read for fans of the genre.
