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Eldar Einarson began his professional life as a sailor at the age of 15 in 1962. However, his passion for acting led him to leave the sea in the late 1960s. Starting as a stagehand and actor at Scene 7 and the National Traveling Theater of Norway, he laid the foundation for a diverse career in television and film. He is now focusing on writing and digital art, and I am pleased to present his creations here. With his extensive life experience, vibrant imagination, and vivid writing style, his work is truly unique.

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A 9-year-old Gypsy girl named Liv misses her father, Tata. He’s dead, but she refuses to believe it. The Rat Lizard Forest tells the story of her journey to reconcile with him—a thrilling tale about daring to look evil in the eye.
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