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Meritta Koivisto (Veilleux) is a Finnish novelist with an international background, having spent significant time in Stockholm and Los Angeles. With seven published books in Europe, she is also a screenwriter, playwright, and director who has garnered international awards and recognition in both the US and Europe.
Among her notable achievements, her short film Balthazar’s Funeral was a contender for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Awards, and her American play Privacy was a Top 10 Finalist at the New Century Writer Awards, supported by Francis Ford Coppola’s Zoetrope. Additionally, her acclaimed short film Wrestling With A Bee was broadcast by ARTE Cinema.

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Koivisto’s gently ironic novel The London Lover is currently being adapted into a film in the UK, for which she wrote the screenplay. The novel is set to be published in the US in 2025.
In recent years, she has penned a highly popular Nordic noir thriller series based in Stockholm, available in audio and e-book formats for the Swedish audiobook and streaming company Storytel. The first bestselling part of the series, The Affinity, will launch in English in 2024. She is currently working on the fourth instalment of the series.
Member of: Suomen Kirjailijaliitto / The Union of Finnish Writers

New Paperback -
The Vienna Sketchbook
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“You could describe Meritta Koivisto’s historical novel The Vienna Sketchbook, first published in 2017, as a forgotten gem. (…) Koivisto carries the story along at a rapid pace, but keeps the tension right to the end. (…) She uses very small tools to say something unbelievably large about how war can change a person.”
-Kirsinkirjanurkka

New audiobook - affinity
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