Ronnie G Lundin In 1350, the Black Death strikes Fårö with full force. On the three farms Hamars, Friggards and Verkas, people look on with horror

Gunilla Brogren In Fåröbor from the past you get to know islanders who lived and worked on Fårö - from the 17th century until our time. Most Fårö residents

Ronnie G Lundin Bottil parried a wave with one oar. - It's not the Mermaid trying to trick us, is it? - No, that's how bad it is

Ronnie G Lundin "When Mr. Johan announced the outbreak of war in the church only a week or so after the Swedish attack, a cry of complaint was heard from a parishioner. It was

Ronnie G Lundin Gerborg Hamars can see things no one else can. She is distrusted and called a witch, to her own and her family's great despair.

This is the fourth and final part in Ronnie Lundin's series of historical novels from Fårö. The previous three in the series are: Gården vid Fårö strand

A bibliography of the Fårö trilogy, by Olle Wingborg. Price: SEK 80, plus shipping.

Kerstin Kalström Kerstin Kalström, who has lived in Fårö since 1969, tells about her mother-in-law Märta. For almost a decade, Kerstin and Märta shared everyday life

Ronnie G Lundin Sandra is suddenly abandoned by her boyfriend and heads to her parents' summer cottage in Fårö to heal her heartache. Leif and Johnny

Ronnie G Lundin FÅRÖ 1417-1457 Johanna and Håkan move as newlyweds to Hoburga farm, the farm that their fathers fought over during their lifetime. The family

Ronnie G Lundin Herr Franciskus of Hamar's family comes as a new priest to Fårö. He is welcomed by the sheep islanders, but little Agnes is more skeptical.

In 2016 - for the 50th anniversary of the collaboration between Fårö Täckarlag and students from the nation of Gotland in Uppsala - the book that tells about an admirable

"I can't imagine my life and what it would have looked like if I hadn't had Fårö," said Ingmar Bergman in an interview in 2003. The book

Gunilla Brogren Here are presented people and places, both real and fictional, that are mentioned in Det vita Näset. A "helper" when reading the book. Price: 20

Some Fårö women talk about their childhood and upbringing in Fårö in the mid-20th century. These are stories about everyday life and colorful Fårö residents. The language is "fåröiskå",

Ture Eriksson I Dikter includes the poetry collection "Stålspegel" from 1955 as well as some previously unpublished poems. The edition includes a CD with ten poems from "Stålspegel",

Ronnie G Lundin "No, that's not possible. We have never done that before. It seems dangerous. We are not changing anything here.” We have enough of those words

Markus Moström The book is a declaration of love for one of Sweden's most beautiful places. It contains photographs of Fårö taken over six years and at different seasons.

In dramatic fashion, a young man in the 14th century escapes from his home village in Estonia, only to land a few days later on the barren island of Fårö. He

Ture Eriksson New edition of the Fårö-born author Ture Eriksson's autobiographical novel Det vita näset, from 1948. Here, an upbringing among Fårö residents who try to create themselves is depicted

Fårö municipality, priests, schools, associations, boatmen, the defense, shooting, emigration, refugees, literature, art, the Fårö goal. Price: SEK 260, plus shipping.

Geology, archaeology, farms and buildings, transport, the church. Price: SEK 50, plus shipping.

Sara Stridsberg Interviews with young women on Fårö and in Fårösund. Printed by another publisher. Price: SEK 50, plus shipping.

Nature, sealing, stone industry, shipwrecks, pilotage, tourism. Price: SEK 300, plus shipping.