When I was a kid, about 8 yrs. old or so, I would lend at least 25 books at the school library for my summer break. At first my teachers shook their heads in disbelief and they were probably thinking to themselves: he is never going to finish all of those books. But coming back after the summer break, I was always able to give them a detailed review of every single book. Some of those books were trilogies such as Isaac Asimovs "Foundation-" series and "Ringworld."

I simply love books and though I like watching a movie just as much as everyone else, reading a book really is something else. By reading a book you construct pictures in your own mind instead of being served by a director.

But what I love the most about books is the possibility of finding several layers in the book. Things that you cannot find in a movie can be put into a book, because words can be used in such a way that other kinds of meaning appear or disappear.

I write about almost everything and anything, but always with my own speciality of "wry and dry" humor, that is, the kind of humor that attacks a subject head on, but still leaves the reader to think about it.

I really hope you will enjoy my books...

Wishing you a good reading experience,
Per Holbo

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• I'm a Writer! (so where's the money?) on Jan. 10, 2012
  
  If you can´t handle the truth, this book is not for you! But, if you are prepared to open your mind to the important message - and if you can convert the punches to energy in writing - it´s a good start. Do the tips work? Honestly, I don´t know yet. But I am going to find out. Just one thing, though: giving away your work for free doesn´t have to be a bad idea as long as you keep it to a minimum...
  
• All Jacked Up on Jan. 16, 2012
  
  Jack is a tad stupid and a bit naive. When yu read this story you cannot help beginning to like him. I´m looking forward to read more about Jack and spcifically to get to know a bit more about the fiendish sisters and the librarian.
  
• The Whale Whisperers of Ensorclea on April 23, 2012
  
  Every now and then you stumble upon a book that appeals to both heart and mind. The Whale Whisperers is such a book. It has beauty, action, love, family, friendship, treason and thought provoking issues all in the same story. If you´re not a fan of Science Fiction, read it for its lovestory If you not a fan of Love Stories, read it for its action If you´re not a fan of Action, read it for its Cultural education In fact, just read it. There something in here for every taste (well, except for bad taste, I suppose) It is screaming for a sequel!
  
• M-Corp 2020 on April 29, 2012
  
  If I hadn´t had this one for free, I probably wouldn´t have discovered it. I´m glad I did! M-corp is well written, thought provoking and action packed. In other words: there is no reason why this shouldn´t be turned into a full sized novel that I would be happy to buy for leisure time...
  
• Miles of Daisyland on May 05, 2013
  
  One of the things I appreciate in a book is when the dialogue is authentic and moves on the story. If the dialogue doesn´t catch me, I´m most likely to stop reading after the first couple of lines. "Miles of Daisyland" doesn´t have good dialogue. In fact, it doesn´t have any kind of dialogue what so ever. But, as they say: rules are there to be broken. Sometimes braking a ground rule in writing can make the most impressive effects emerge and with "Miles of Daisyland" this is the case. The book actually gets better without dialogue, because the author seems to use this as a trick to get me as a reader, to consume the story in a very different way than I´m used to. Instead of reading the story as a book, his writing style refers me to sit in the chair beside my grandpa, who is going to tell me the story of when he and his friends from school tried to rewrite their own history. And for all purposes, it works like a charm. I really feel like I´m listening to someone telling me a story in which the storyteller has himself played a part. I was done reading reading the story in less than an hour and I both smiled, shook my head and wondered about the metha physics in time travel. Not many books can do that. I give this book 4 out of 5 stars...