Swedish publisher Piratförlaget revealed the cover of “Kärleken till livet”, Marie’s upcoming biography, on their website and autumn catalogue. You will also find a picture of the co-author Helena von Zweigbergk and Marie on the website. A few more details about the formats have also been published. We knew that the book will be available […]
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The cover of ‘Kärleken till livet’, Marie’s biography book got revealed in the autumn catalog of Piratförlaget. It also features a photo of Marie together with the co-author and editor of the book Helena von Zweigbergk.
Both the hardcover, the e-book, and the audio book version will be released on 14 October. The printed book will have 330 pages; the audio book version will be narrated by the Helena von Zweigbergk.
The cover of 'Kärleken till livet', Marie's biography book got revealed in the autumn catalog of Piratförlaget. It also features a photo of Marie together with the co-author and editor of the book Helena von Zweigbergk.
Both the hardcover, the e-book, and the audio book version will be released on 14 October. The printed book will have 330 pages; the audio book version will be narrated by the Helena von Zweigbergk.
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STOCKHOLM (UPDATED) – A pop single of 2 minutes and 39 seconds has turned Per Gessle’s life upside down. The Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet and the tabloid Expressen report today about Per Gessle’s plans for a possible solo-tour. “I would love to go on tour,” he says in Aftonblad
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Gessle goes on the road?
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STOCKHOLM (UPDATED) – A pop single of 2 minutes and 39 seconds has turned Per Gessle's life upside down. The Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet and the tabloid Expressen report today about Per Gessle's plans for a possible solo-tour. "I would love to go on tour," he says in Aftonblad
