corner) * Includes a part from Från Asar till Wasar and some other mixed writings. Makabra Hörnet (The macabre corner) * Among others, a story about a girl who loved the colours black and red, and therefore bit her own family to see red blood. * * Povel wrote here: 'Don't read this if you already doubt my mental sanity!' Helraspiga hörnet (Completely crazy corner) * Stories Den trasiga middagen (The broken dinner), about Det Lilla Polki (The Little Polki) Far och Pappa (Father and Dad) and some other strange characters such as Onkel Zebraton från Afrika (Uncle Zebraton from Africa), Farbror Flicka (Uncle Girl) and Bästekock Lortig (Best-cook Dirty), whom after the third time slipped on a ratshell and became lying and stopping potatoes. * * This corner also includes a dictionary with strange definitions of words Knäppupplevelser (Knäppupp experiences, the upp is used both for Knäppupp and Upplevelser), 1976 This book is about the time of Knäppupp. It came with a vinyl album with the same name, and is really hard to find today. Lingonben (Lingonberry legs), 1978. This is a lyric book with some famous songs (like Naturnbarn, and Johansson's boogie woogie vals) and some less well known songs by Ramel (As Balladen Om Kung Styggfrid {The Ballad about King Wickedfrid}) Tänk dej en strut karameller (Imagine a cone of bon-bons), 1981 With sheet music to many of Ramel's most popular songs. The title is also the title of one of Ramel's songs. Min ordkynniga penna (My word-capricious pen), 1987. This includes some random poems and writings of Ramel, as "How to Convince an American Businessman" Vanliga palsternackan för gottegrisar (The ordinary parsnip for sweet teeth)Vanliga palsternackan is a play on the famous Swedish almanac, Vanliga Almanackan (The ordinary almanac) It includes some strange ideas such as a list of kings who died from overeating (with space to keep the list up-to-date) This book was co-written with Hans Alfredson Följ mej bakåt vägen, Povels Livs-stycken del 1 (Walk with me back along the road, Ramel's "life-parts" part 1), 1992. This begins with Ramel's youth and ends when he married his wife in 1949. He describes many things of his life, such as when he, as a child, cut big holes in his clothes, to find out what it was like to be poor! Ramel choose to not call the book his 'memoarer' (memoirs), as that would sound