Death of Annika Sundbaum-Melin – Chronicle Jan-Olov Andersson

Annika Sundbaum-Melin died at the age of 56.

She has written extensively on hard rock and Melodifestivalen in Aftonbladet. After the novel "Singel i Sumpan", she remained the spokesperson for single mothers, poor and vulnerable, as well as Sundbyberg.

"She was cruel, the best thing I did." At that time, few girls wrote about music and, most importantly, hard rock, she sometimes had uncomfortable opinions, but dared to defend them, says Lasse Anrellthen director of entertainment.

Aftonblad's entertainment campaign was 1987, when Annika Sundbaum-Melin come here, a pretty funny department.

She came in as a new fan. As a 25-year-old woman, what was then considered "greedy" was expressed in a way that rarely made some older male colleagues blush. We were bombarded with opinions about our own lives and confessions of his own. The same thing when she wrote in the newspaper. She never questioned her opinions about music, movies, theater or anything else.

The film considered has never been released

She drew a spear for the hair dryer when the style of music was not as much liked by the media as today. She watched the Melodifestival, which was then a big event once a year, not all of spring. She was a feminist, of course, but her columns were not politically correct.

The best-selling autobiographical novel by Annika "Singel i Sumpan" was published by Norstedts 2001. The subtitle – How to survive the first year as a single mother with beautiful neighbors, Treo and another, ragg – describes well what it is.

The film envisioned has never been released. In good hands, a film or television series of the book would even become a thoughtful story about a rarely-described reality.

She was named Sundbyberger of the year

Annika's life as a freelance journalist and single mother-in-law was sometimes both chaotic and unprofitable. On her blog, she wrote about everything from class to poverty to class at Sundbyberg, where she also campaigned to convert the rent into a condominium.

She was named Sundbybergare this year In 2006.

In addition to her legal patronage, she was always fun as a fan. Very easy to appreciate.
Annika Sundbaum-Melin left after a short-term illness.

November 1, 2018 10:10 p.m.