Olga Ravn Books in Order

Human and humanoid workers aboard an interstellar ship describe their lives through reports and interviews. Strange objects collected from another planet awaken powerful attachments, unsettling workplace routines and driving tensions toward rebellion.

After childbirth, Anna moves with her family to Stockholm and struggles with anxiety, compulsive shopping, and depression. Reading and writing become ways to examine her changing identity in a novel combining fiction, poetry, essays, and letters.

A wax doll narrates the story of Christenze Kruckow and other women accused of witchcraft in seventeenth-century Denmark. Based on historical trials, their predicament exposes the power and brutality shaping a fearful community.