SWEDISH BOB DYLAN BOOKS
SVENSKA BÖCKER

These books are from Sweden.

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 ALLT SKA BLI DITT, by Arne Sundelin (2 editions).

BOB DYLAN, by Heinrich Detering.

BOB DYLAN, Poesie Forlaget/Bo Carefors. Translation of songs by Bruno K. Öijer and Eric Fylkeson

BOB DYLAN, by Anthony Scaduto. (An Intimate Biography)

BOB DYLAN - EN GUIDE TILL HANS SKIVOR, by Christian Braad Thomsen and Asger Schnack. (En Guide Till Hans Plader) (2 editions).

BOB DYLAN I SVERIGE, by Göran Holmquist.

BOB DYLAN KLIPPBOK 1956-1966, by Robert Santelli. (The Bob Dylan Scrapbook 1956-1966)

BOB DYLAN - LÅTSKRIVARKONSTEN, by Bob Dylan. (The Philosophy Of Modern Song)

BOB DYLAN LEXIKON, by Karsten Jorgensen.

BOB DYLAN PÅ LIV OCH DÖD, by Stig Hansén.

BOB DYLAN PÅ SVENSKA, by Göran Holmquist.

 BOB DYLANS HIBBING, by Kristin Lundell.

 BOBBY BOY, by Stig Hansén (2 editions).

 DET ÄR INTE MIG NI SÖKER, by David Dalton (Who Is That Man?)

DYLAN - BIOGRAFIN, by Howard Sounes. (Down The Highway) (2 editions)

 DYLAN - EN KÄRLEKS HISTORIA, by Håkan Lahger.

 DYLAN I 60, by Mats Jacobsson. (2 editions and 1 pre-publication cover)

DYLAN - MANNEN, MYTEN, MUSIKEN - EN BIOGRAFI, by Clinton Heylin. (Dylan Behind The Shades)

 DYLANMÅLNINGAR, by Tomas Herngren

DYLANS LÖGNDETEKTOR, by Sven-Erik Klinkmann

 HIGHWAY 61 REVISITED, by Mark Polizzotti.

MEMOARER - FÖRSTA DELEN, by Bob Dylan. (Chronicles - Volume One). (6 editions)

 MIN TID AV LIVET, selected Dylan lyrics translated by Olle Thörnvall and illustrated by Ola Åstrand.

 * NÄR BOB DYLAN MÖTTE JOHN LENNON, by Stig Hansén.

 OM BOB DYLAN, by Sara Danius. (2 editions)

 * ROCK'N'ROLL CIRCUS, by Thomas Johansson

SÅNGTEXTER, by Bob Dylan (Lyrics). (3 editions)

 STICKSPÅR, by Ola Holmgren.

 TARANTULA, by Bob Dylan. (3 editions)

TARANTULA REVISITED, by Mikael Ekström.

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