Henning Mankell (born February 3, 1948) is an internationally known Swedish author of crime fiction and other books, as well as plays. He is best known for the character Kurt Wallander.
Mankell was born in Stockholm, and grew up in the Swedish towns of Sveg (Jämtland) and Borås (Västergötland). He is married to Eva Bergman, the daughter of Ingmar Bergman. Mankell's father Ivar was a judge and his grandfather, also called Henning Mankell (1868-1930), was a composer.
Chronologically (English title, UK year of publishing, original title, original year):
The following book is not quite a Kurt Wallander book, but it is close (its protagonist is Kurt's daughter, Linda, a police cadet, and Kurt himself is a major supporting character):
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