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– Generates leading in strong breeze, almost have mastehavari, rig nødstag with spinakerfallet …
Romanian debutant and ferjefører Martin Sellevold (43) holds the spoon vertically (“to say this is the mast”) and tells Dagbladet about everything that can go wrong at sea. She’s not small.
– In one year, I was saved seven times by the Norwegian Sea Rescue Society. I’ve passed because more times than I care to admit. Engine failure, blown sails, ryki styrevaier, I ended up in places I shouldn’t have been. I was stuck for almost two months in Haugesund because there was a storm. I shouldn’t even go to Haugesund.
Pure, delicious fun Card process
In March, Sellevold sent the script to Gyldendal. “Bikkjevakt” was released in July. Dagbladet’s reviewer gave it a five-pointer, and even before the book went to press, it was labeled a “superdebutant” by the imprint.
It’s a little tiring. They brought the list out loud. And what I told them. I think that goes along with the fact that the book could be published without so many changes. Good thing they thought it was great.
The publishing process went at breakneck speed.
– But the product is actually a finished book. Like all other books that come out.
“Bikkjevakt” is all about Steve, who is in his early thirties and lives on a sailboat. Sellevold stayed in the ship for two and a half years. Before that, he lived in Australia for five years, where he worked as a journalist.
OLD FRIENDS: Sellevold had to be rescued seven times in one year,” he says. Photo: Christian Roth Christensen Show more
He later moved to London and worked writing program descriptions for digital CHANNELS. After that, he managed to pass the maritime education in Horten, along with an accompanying internship in a boat. Last year he teamed up in Sweden with his partner and bonus bar.
He wrote all the time, and he criticized me mercilessly all the time. A comeback in the late 90s led to more than 20 years of fine-tuning several scripts. The language, the action, the gallery of people – everything is taken apart and painstakingly put back together again and again.
I decided to put up with this regardless, because I would never be satisfied. I’m getting old, I thought. Now I just have to do it. Then I sent it to Gyldendal. They wrote it down on paper, and now we’re sitting here.
Lost her husband – Never smuggle hashish
Example Steve is highly trained and earns a living by translating non-fiction and technical manuals. Next he’s on the proceeds of marijuana smuggling, along with a motley crew of unlikely narco-criminal characters.
Stian is about to exit the game, but the incompetent Mike pulls him back for – you guessed it – one last job.
– He is not a typical criminal. The entire smuglernettwerket that I found on consists of fake people. Stian has a master’s degree in comparative literature, and one of his contacts is trebåtentusiast. It’s free writing, but it doesn’t seem entirely improbable to me that such a thing exists.
Are you the first to smuggle drugs, it seems like a reasonable way to do it, he seems.
– that’s the way I would do it. But I never smuggled marijuana, bedyrer him.
ALWAYS WRITTEN: Martin Sellevold has been writing since childhood. In his debut years, he røverromanen “Bikkjevakt”. Photo: Christian Roth Christensen Show more The last rave-hunting
Totally unknown, but not with the skygsider of society.
– I am 43 years old, so I was in my formative years at the end of the 90s. I was a raver, and rave was still underground. It was a freaking cool time. It didn’t take that long. Suddenly it became mainstream and everything disappeared. But then I was in contact and living in the Oslo underground.
“Undergrunnsmiljøene slipped into each other,” he says.
Rave. Add. Some other crime – only one I wasn’t involved in. But it was perhaps the most interesting period of my life. Enough started. Anyway, my knowledge of and feeling for the darker parts of society.
Then
There was (believe it or not) a certain amount of narcotic substances in the rave environment,” he says.
Ecstasy was completely new. We all got on with it. And that’s illegal. So you are in contact with dealers and pushers, and they are real criminals. They have their own smuggling contact. Then you have those who are further along in the harder stuff. As a driver with everyday crime. Stjæler cars, things like that.
Although he generally cares most about hearing music and dancing at the Sikamikanico venues in Oslo,” he says.
– But these are overlapping environments. Once you are underground, you meet others who are also underground. Sex and drugs and techno music. All of mine went well, but there are some he went to hælvette with.
However, he looks back on the 90s through rose-colored glasses.
” I was an old man I remember. But it was totally creepy when, a lot. When you’re 18 and you have anxiety, when life is hard, no matter how cool it is afterwards.
DAR: – I don’t know what that means. You’ll find her and ask her,” says Sellevold about the tattoo he got from a påspandert one night in the 90s. Photo: Christian Roth Christensen Show more Unorsk
An adventure on the seven seas is not the most common topic for bejubled novel debutants in Norway.
– The publisher calls it røverroman. I was told that it is a Unorsk genre. It’s probably true. Well, there aren’t many of them in this genre in English. It would be great if it was there, but people have to get the giveaway and they will read it.
he didn’t do anything with anyway.
I write to entertain myself, and I hope I can entertain others as well. I’m not trying to say anything terribly profound about so much. The goal is to have trustworthy people filling out the story.
Mysterious tattoo
Steve is a loner. It’s also Sellevold,” he says.
– Characteristic. What we have in common. I thrive in my own company and I’m tired of hanging out with people for a long time. I like individuals, but people as a group don’t excite me that much.
During the photo sessions after the interview, the tattoo on Sellevold’s neck draws attention.
It was a gift. A girl bought it for me one night in the 90s.
– What’s the story behind it?
It was a story. I don’t know what that means. You will find her and ask her.
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