The writer I Nesbø (Oslo, 1960) would never write true crime because it wouldn't allow him to do one of the things he loves most: reflect on moral dilemmas and dissect society. In his latest novel, Minnesota (Proa / Reservoir Books), translated into Catalan by Laura Segarra Vidal, moves to Minneapolis in 2016, the year Donald Trump was elected president of the United States. Four years later, in the Midwestern city, A white police officer killed African American George Floyd.