Today in January Magazine, contributing editor Ali Karim looks at the novel Voices, by Arnaldur Indridason.The third English-translated work from this award-winning Icelander finds his dour series sleuth, Erlendur, holed up in a large, classy Reykjavík hotel at Christmastime, ducking his daughter’s attentions while he tries to figure out who stabbed a Santa-dressed doorman.
“Icelander Arnaldur Indridason is, in my opinion, one of the modern masters of the police procedural,” says Karim.
The full review can be found here.
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