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The Sixth And Final Book In Knausgaard's Epic My Struggle Cycle--the Most Talked About Literary Project Of Its Time. The Sprawling, Intimate, And Spectacularly Unorthodox Literary Autobiography That Unleashed A Media Frenzy Upon Its Release In Norway, Became A Global Publishing Sensation, And Sold Millions Of Copies Worldwide, Now Reaches Its Climactic Conclusion. In My Struggle, Karl Ove Knausgaard Examines With Ruthless, Unsparing Rigour His Life, His Ambitions And Frailties, His Uncertainties And Doubts, And His Relationships With Friends And Exes, His Wife And Children, His Mother And Father. It Is An Opus In Which Life Is Described In All Its Nuances From Moments Of Great Drama To The Most Trivial Everyday Details. It Is Also A Project That Is Full Of Risk, Where The Borders Between Private And Public Worlds Cross, Not Without Cost For The Author Himself And The People Portrayed. The End, The Sixth And Final Book, Reflects Back On The Personal Fallout From The Earlier Volumes, With Knausgaard Facing Growing Literary Acclaim And The Often Shattering Repercussions That Came With It. It Is A Book About Literature Itself And Its Relationship With Reality, The Capstone On A Magnificent Achievement. Translated From The Norwegian By Superstar Literary Translators Don Bartlett And Martin Aitken. "The sprawling, intimate, and spectacularly unorthodox literary autobiography that unleashed a media frenzy upon its release in Norway, became a global publishing sensation, and sold millions of copies worldwide, now reaches its climactic conclusion. In this poignant and characteristically substantial finale, Karl Ove, in his inimitable style, delves once again into his deepest thoughts and most revealing memories, for the first time reflecting on the impact publishing My Struggle has had on his personal life and career. His subject expands from himself to the books, ideas, and historical figures that have shaped him, culminating in an impassioned statement of his artistic purpose. The first global literary phenomenon of the twenty-first century, which has been published in more than twenty-two languages, is now, finally, available in its entirety in English. Translated from the Norwegian by superstar literary translators Don Bartlett and Martin Aitken."-- Provided by publisher