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Review: “The Displaced” by Jonna Bornemark

Summary by Göteborgs-Posten
In “The Displaced,” Jonna Bornemark enters into a dialogue with writers diagnosed with autism, and the result is, at times, a kind of poetry. Autism does not become a “superpower.” Rather, it is a questioning of the boundaries of the self, writes Martina Montelius.

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Review: “The Displaced” by Jonna Bornemark

In “The Displaced,” Jonna Bornemark enters into a dialogue with writers diagnosed with autism, and the result is, at times, a kind of poetry. Autism does not become a “superpower.” Rather, it is a questioning of the boundaries of the self, writes Martina Montelius.

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Göteborgs-Posten broke the news on Thursday, July 9, 2026.
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