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The Miller Who Spangulated. A novel by Arto Paasilinna. Translated by Kristín Mäntylä.
Gunnar Huttunen is a stonemason in a small town in northern Finland. He seems an honorable man and a role model for others, but he has one flaw: He can't stand the petty regulatory talk of the authorities. Then he goes out into the forest, looks at the moon and starts to get angry. The angry rage spreads throughout the forest, the villagers can't sleep, and eventually they gather forces against Gunnar. Arto Paasilinna is one of the most admired authors in the Nordic countries, and his previous works in Icelandic include The Year of the Hedgehog and Glorious Mass Suicide, which were very popular. (Bókatíðindi 2004).
Gunnar Huttunen is a stonemason in a small town in northern Finland. He seems an honorable man and a role model for others, but he has one flaw: He can't stand the petty regulatory talk of the authorities. Then he goes out into the forest, looks at the moon and starts to get angry. The angry rage spreads throughout the forest, the villagers can't sleep, and eventually they gather forces against Gunnar. Arto Paasilinna is one of the most admired authors in the Nordic countries, and his previous works in Icelandic include The Year of the Hedgehog and Glorious Mass Suicide, which were very popular. (Bókatíðindi 2004).