She is born in the Southern parts of Sweden but now lives outside of Stockholm. Uggla) is a Swedish dystopian author who writes both for adults and young adults. Uggla also has two upcoming Emmelie Pettersén Uggla (E.P. The upcoming sequel, The Fall from Eden, will be published by Bonnier Carlsen in January 2023. In January 2021 her third book, What’s wrong with Eden, a dystopian young adult novel, was published by Bonnier Carlsen. The second book in the same series, First Fall: Red Dusk came in 2020. She debuted with the dystopian horror novel First Fall: Blue Dawn in 2017. She has also studied Creative writing at Harvard extension school in Boston. She is a lawyer but has also studied a great deal of psychology and history of ideas. I can honestly think of no other YA quite like it.Emmelie Pettersén Uggla (E.P. Loved it.' - Anna Stephens, author of Godblind 'Emotionally complex, dark and clever - a very unexpected, thoughtful and original book. An absolute must read' - Adam Simcox, author of The Dying Squad 'An excellent look at what it means to 'be a man' amid a culture of peer pressure and toxic masculinity while navigating desire and friendship. No one is writing about young men's lives with as much warmth, empathy and humour as James is right now.' Samuel Pollen, author of The Year I Didn't Eat 'Utterly compelling, completely original and will undoubtedly be one of the standout books of 2022. Great books change the way you feel about everything. had me hanging on every word' Louisa Reid, author of Wrecked and Lies Like Love 'Good books make you feel something. Highly recommended' - The Irish Times 'Staggeringly good.

'Stylish, thought-provoking thriller territory. A searingly powerful exploration of toxic masculinity, perfect for fans of Juno Dawson or They Both Die at the End. But only if he learns the most important lesson of all: sometimes to step up, you have to man down. So how can a boy who's always backed away from a fight become the hero who saves the day? Because a disaster is coming. Will's more at home in the classroom than the gym, and the most important woman in his life is his gran.

These are the first lessons you learn in a town where girls are objects, words are weak and fists do the talking.

Felet Med Eden by E.P. Uggla