Books
I’m the author of three books about personal growth, coming-of-age friendships, and a children’s story, alongside contributions to literary anthologies. If you’re drawn to reflective personal essays, behavioural experiments, or curious human stories, you might enjoy these works.
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Writing in a way that feels authentic means finding yourself in your writing: to bring stories to life, giving them life through imagination and reality so that they become fluid, rich, and entertaining.
A collection of literary works written by students at Hellidens folkhögskola during the 2025–2026 school term. Olle contributed several short stories to this spring anthology.
The Inner Scorecard
Most people live life to impress others, judging their success by someone else’s standards and getting trapped in social media popularity contests. The Inner Scorecard is about stepping outside that bubble, following your own standards, and unlocking what matters most to you.
"When you try to beat other people, you set yourself up to fail. But going against yourself — trying to improve yourself — now that’s a competition you have control over. It’s one you can win."
Limited print edition available by contacting me via email.
The AWSOME Adventures of Olle and Lou: A Story of Friendship
Two strangers become best friends against all odds. In the summer of 1999, a family bought a brown house in Stockholm. A grey-haired girl moved in with her dog. On the opposite side of the street, on top of a hill, lived a boy. This is the story of their adventures so far.
Listening to Sophie
Sophie, a young girl, is about to discover the true meaning of life as she stumbles upon a homeless man. Together they set off on a journey exploring the power of human goodness, while Sophie navigates an absent mother and brother, a distracted father, and the fear of losing her best friend.
Olle got the idea for the book after his mother became ill with Polycythemia vera, with the mission of raising awareness of the illness and encouraging blood donation.
The Bookshelf
Looking for what I read? Check out my favourite psychology, writing, and history books in The Bookshelf →