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Opened from Denmark, showing May 2044.
The Frederiksberg Bridge
Amalie Birch
People's Press
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A tense mystery unfolding around Frederiksberg, where a quiet archive and a late-night crossing pull Amalie Birch into an investigation that reaches far beyond the first disappearance. The mood stays quiet and tense. It begins in Denmark, in Danish.
Already finding readers through 4 translated editions.
Book at a glance
Genre
Crime & Mystery
Published
2023
Language
Danish
Available in
German, Danish, English, Swedish
ISBN
9781540819562
Journey
Danish currently reaches German, English, French through documented direct routes.
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First written in
Danish
Path now visible
Danish → German
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5 releases in view · 5 titles with translation movement
Opened from Denmark in May 2044.
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Genre
Crime & Mystery
English edition
Available now
Original language
Danish
Available languages
German, Danish, English, Swedish
ISBN
9781540819562
Publication date
February 17, 2023
Format
Format not listed in current sources
Translation chain
5 editions across 5 languages. Solid lines are direct translations, dashed lines are indirect. Score bars reflect provenance confidence.
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| Language | Year | Title | Publisher | Translator | Path | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DADanish | 2023 | Source | ||||
| ENEnglish | 2025 | Direct | ||||
| FRFrench | 2026 | Direct | ||||
| DEGerman | 2024 | Direct | ||||
| SVSwedish | 2026 | Indirect |
Rights movement
2 signed, 0 in negotiation, 0 open for acquisition — as documented in current public sources.
| Language | Status |
|---|---|
| English | Signed |
| German | Signed |
| Ukrainian | Unknown |
| French | Unknown |
| Spanish | Unknown |
| Italian | Unknown |
| Japanese | Unknown |
| Korean | Unknown |
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Rights
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Holder: People's Press
Contact: People's Press
EN rights have already resulted in a documented translation.
EN rights have already resulted in a documented translation.
DE rights have already resulted in a documented translation.
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Source: Nordic Translation Fund
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Translation movement
4 documented translations. Visible in: German, English, French
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