wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Darlah_2008.Cover of the 2008 Norwegian release (en).wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Darlah_2008.jpg?width=300.In 2008 Harstad's work on DARLAH won him a Brage Prize.
Rights to DARLAH have also been sold to sixteen other countries: Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Faroe Islands, France, the Netherlands, Germany, UK, Turkey, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Taiwan, South Korea, Mexico and Brazil. The book was originally published in Norway on Septemby Cappelen Damm, with an English language translation being published by Little, Brown in New York City on July 10, 2012. 172 Hours on the Moon) (2008), novel NASA Ceres (Command Module), Demeter (Lunar Module) Moonbase DARLAH 2: April 2018 July 2019 Teenagers Mia, Midori and Antoine win lottery to visit top-secret lunar base built in the 1970s in the Sea of Tranquility. DARLAH (English title: 172 Hours on the Moon) is a 2008 young adult science fiction/horror novel by Norwegian author Johan Harstad.Then they land on the moon, and everything goes to hell in a handbasket. Even before the mission begins there are some strange happenings. Creepy and bleak, Harstad's story is both psychologically and atmospherically disturbing. Also, there’s a base called DARLAH-2 that no one knows about, but the plan to distract people from this is to hold a lottery to select three very lucky teenagers who will travel to the moon for 172 hours. Harstad effectively builds tension by moving among the perspectives of adults and teens on the Moon and on Earth readers don't get to know the characters terribly well, which only adds to the book's icy remove. Unfortu nately, their hopes and dreams mean little when inexplicable, terrifying things start happening shortly after their arrival at the long-disused DARLAH 2 base, and the trip turns into a desperate struggle for survival. Chace Read by Casey Holloway 8.72 Hours 1 Format : Digital Download 14.98 11.24 or 1 Credit A terrifying thriller for young adult fans of The Martian and paranormal space adventure that will be devoured in one heart-pounding sitting. French Antoine, Japanese Midori, and Norwegian Mia are the three winners of a globe-spanning lottery, each with his or her own reasons for wanting to travel to the Moon. 172 Hours on the Moon By Johan Harstad Translated by Tara F. A mysterious signal on the Moon prompts humanity to return there in 2019 to address unfinished business, though the true goal of the mission is obscured by a massive publicity stunt: taking three teenagers along with the regular crew. Norwegian author Harstad makes his YA debut with this chilling combination of science fiction and horror, which won that country's Brage Award when it was first released there in 2008.
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