The Cursed Ship (2006)
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The Cursed Ship (2006)

Winner — The Blood Drop (Icelandic Crime Award) 2007
Winner — Crime Fiction of the Year 2010
2006
432 pages
Crime Fiction

Storm clouds gather and lightning streaks across the sky as the cargo ship Per se sets sail from Grundartangi, heading for South America. Nine crew members are on board, most with something dubious in their baggage. Some of the men have heard that the crew is to be dismissed and plan to take matters into their own hands as soon as the storm subsides. The atmosphere on the ship is filled with suspicion, fear, and hostility, and when communication with the outside world is cut off, it seems as if evil forces take control...

Is the ship cursed? Is there a stowaway on board? While Per se is tossed about in a severe storm on the open sea, the crew fights a fierce battle against various dangers, a struggle that escalates until it becomes a matter of life and death.

The Cursed Ship, previously published as The Ship, is Stefán Máni's seventh novel. It is an intensely thrilling page-turner so powerful that it sends chills down the reader's spine.

The Cursed Ship (2006)

English (Australian), Italian, Polish, German, Swedish, French, Danish

Reviews

With The Ship, Stefán Máni delivers an outstanding crime novel that transcends the genre.

MATTHIAS BIEBER, TZ

Incredibly absorbing, with a compact narrative and rich vocabulary that grips the reader until the end.

CHRISTA PETERS, RECKLINGSHAUSER ZEITUNG

Seldom has a book evoked such dark, menacing feelings... The tension rises relentlessly, exposing the darkness and evil within each member of the crew.

KERSTIN STRECKER, DIE WELT

This novel is a relentless companion, recreating a nightmare that begins anew with each menace. Perfect for feverish nights filled with cold shivers.

ULRICH BARON, SPIEGEL

Awards

Won

  • The Blood Drop (Icelandic Crime Award) 2007
  • Crime Fiction of the Year 2010Awarded by literary magazine Liré, France

Nominated

  • Glass Key Award 2007

Rights Sold

Translation rights sold

AustraliaPier 9
DenmarkGyldendal
FranceGallimard
GermanyUllstein Verlag
ItalyMarco Tropea
PolandWAB
SwedenAlbert Bonniers Förlag