Most Beautiful Norwegian Non-Fiction Book 2017

The most beautiful Norwegian nonfiction book in 2017 for adults is… Letters in History.

May 1, 2018

Congratulations to author Øyvin Rannem, designer Rune Døli and the publisher Forlaget Press. The announcement came at the Grafill Awards ceremony. This is what the jury said about the book:

‘In this low cost production, the subject area is displayed in an exemplary way by economising the use of devices. The Trajan font on the cover emphasises the book’s theme—letters in history. The material is educationally organised in an elegant and readable manner. The book has the potential to reach a wide, culturally interested audience.’

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