Michael Kamp

Holodeck

The creepy clown epidemic began when I was 12 years old. Creepy clowns roamed neighborhoods at night, terrifying the population. At first it was only in the U.S. Soon it spread, turning into a global craze. The wave of clown sightings even reached all the way to Denmark. Every day, the papers ran stories about clowns scaring people. Of course, the vast majority of creepy clowns were just pranksters in costumes. But not all of them. Not in Ullerup.

Clowns

Vercinger is about to have the worst waking nightmare of his life. When a lightning bolt strikes his computer, he and his dog, Minik, wake up and realize that they’ve been transported to a world where nobody’s safe. A world where it’s every man for himself in the fight to get a win. If you’re eliminated, you have to start over and take up the fight against an endless parade of deadly automatic weapons, wild explosions, and drooling zombies. Only one player can win. Do Vercinger and Minik have what it takes to beat their opponents, get a win, and go home?

Back against the Wall

One island. One winner. One hundred armed children. Welcome to Battle Royale. Ellie gets off to a bad start, when her parachute drifts off course and takes her far away from the action. Now, guns akimbo, she has to cross the island, while keeping an eye out for snipers. Everywhere she goes, children are fighting hard to survive, but they’re not alone on the island.

Battle Royal #2: Fight like a Girl

A Lovecraftian Short Story

End of Days

One island. One winner. One hundred armed children. Welcome to Battle Royale. The game is suspended when a violent storm hits the island and a new threat is revealed. Somehow the storm has set loose something strange and terrifying, and now it’s coming to get them. It’s time for the children to join forces and allow old opponents to become new allies.

Battle Royal #3: Back to Back

One island. One winner. One hundred armed children. Welcome to Battle Royale. Jonas is one of one hundred children chosen to be parachute-dropped onto the island of Orø to compete in a game of life-and-death. Unfortunately, Jonas gets off to a terrible start, when he loses his gun. Now, his only weapon is a small dagger and it’s up to him to evade ninety-nine trigger-happy opponents and survive.

Battle Royal #1: A Hailstorm of Bullets

Pernille Eybye

Nick Clausen

Lene Dybdahl

Carina Evytt

Helene Tegtmeier

Bjarke Schjødt Larsen

Mette Julin

Anika Eibe 

I 2011 lancerede Kulturministeriet og Ministeriet for Børn og Undervisning Drengelitteraturprisen. Formålet med Drengelitteraturprisen er at styrke drengenes læselyst og få drenge på 4. - 7. klassetrin til at læse mere. Ni danske forfattere giver her deres bud på letlæselige historier til drengene. Historierne deltog alle i Drengelitteraturprisen 2012.

Historier til drenge #1: Historier til drenge - ikke for piger

Teddy Vork

Louise Haiberg

Anne Sofie Hammer

Lise Bidstrup

Nanna Foss

Kristoffer J. Andersen

Jesper W. Lindberg

Ruben Greis

Martin Vinther Madsen

Pia Valentin Sørensen

Lars Bøgeholt Pedersen

Mia Nowak

Inge Duelund Nielsen

Søren Nielsen

Mette Honoré

Jacob Hedegaard Pedersen

Anika Eibe

Frederik Brinth Christiansen

Rolf Carlsen

Bettina Andersen

I 2011 lancerede Kulturministeriet og Ministeriet for Børn og Undervisning Drengelitteraturprisen. Formålet med Drengelitteraturprisen er at styrke drengenes læselyst og få drenge på 4.-7. klassetrin til at læse mere. En række danske forfattere giver her deres bud på letlæselige historier til drengene. Historierne deltog alle i Drengelitteraturprisen 2013. Indeholder desuden vindernovellen fra 2012 Colosseum af Anika Eibe. I henhold til reglerne for deltagelse i Drengelitteraturprisen, bliver denne bog først frigivet d. 8. november 2013 efter prisoverrækkelsen på BogForum.

Historier til drenge #2: Historier til drenge [TØSER INGEN ADGANG]

One island. One winner. One hundred armed children. Welcome to Battle Royale. Jonas and Ellie are among the last survivors, but by now they’ve all been outlawed. The hunters have become the hunted and winning the game no longer matters. From now on, teamwork is the only thing that can keep them alive. But do they still have a way out?

Battle Royal #4: Into the Storm

Brothers Lucas and Noah, ages 10 and 12, have been listening to spooky stories at the after-school center all afternoon. Urban legends. One of them was about a Japanese ghost that hides its face and hunts down the living with a pair of scissors. Good thing ghosts don’t really exist. Or do they? Terrifying Tales is a series of horror stories by author Michael Kamp.

Terrifying Tales #1: Am I Beautiful?

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