Therese Bohman is a Swedish author and critic, known for her literary work that often features themes such as gender roles, class, and the complexities of relationships. She is recognized for her sharp observational skills and eloquent prose, contributing to a vivid exploration of modern life, particularly from a feminist perspective. Bohman's debut novel "Drowned" (Swedish: "Den drunknade"), was acclaimed for its psychological depth and narrative style. Her subsequent works have continued to receive attention for their nuanced character studies and incisive social commentary. Additionally, Bohman writes cultural journalism for various Swedish newspapers and magazines, further establishing her as a significant voice in contemporary Swedish literature.