 Murder by Stefan Stenudd We are certainly not the first to do so, but it pleases us greatly to offer a whole book for reading on the Internet. It's called Murder, written by Stefan Stenudd, and was published in traditional printed form in 1987. As a print it's no more than right above 100 pages - rather spatiously typeset - so a readthrough should not take too long. Murder is neither fact nor fiction, to be precise. One could call it a thought-book. Stefan Stenudd contemplates this and that, regarding existance and its sometimes bitter, sometimes confusing conditions. Life, death and the meaning of it all. It became sort of a little cult book, if but in narrow circles, when first published on the odd and refined publishing house Janus. It's a bit difficult to understand how seriously the book is intended, one review said, another called it a mystical jumble, and a third declared that I don't feel capable of reviewing this book. Well, the best would probably be to let the book speak for itself. Actually, it was originally written in English, although in this language still not published in any other form than this one. The entire Swedish version can also be found here. Enjoy!
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