Iben Mondrup (born 1969 in Copenhagen) is a Danish novelist and trained visual artist who grew up in Greenland. Her fiction draws on that upbringing to explore family conflict, colonial history and the Danish-Greenlandic relationship. Her 2014 novel Godhavn won the DR Romanprisen (Danish Broadcasting Corporation's novel prize) in 2015, and she has since published nine novels, most recently the autofictional Hvordan kan vi (2025).
Iben Mondrup published in October 2025 the novel Hvordan kan vi at Politikens Forlag - an autofictional novel of over 400 pages, spanning from 1978 to 2025.
Weekendavisen called Hvordan kan vi 'next level autofiction', while Politiken described it as 'totally uncompromising'.
In February 2026 Iben Mondrup held an author lecture at Tårnby Hovedbibliotek about the creation of Hvordan kan vi.
On 4 March 2026 Iben Mondrup visited Frederikshavn Bibliotek with an author lecture about the novel Hvordan kan vi.
Iben Mondrup received the State Arts Foundation Honorary Award in 2022.
Author Iben Mondrup presents her novel 'How Can We', a personal story about childhood in Greenland, family life, and the search for home.
Author Iben Mondrup discusses her childhood in Greenland during Denmark's modernization policy and reflects on Danish-Greenlandic history.
Denmark's inaugural Kalundborg Literature Festival features Danish authors, talks and music exploring the theme of land and city across two days.
An author event featuring writers Iben Mondrup and Anne Cathrine Bomann at Trommen in Hørsholm.
An intimate conversation with artist Iben Mondrup, who studied at the Royal Danish Academy and grew up in Greenland, hosted by LiteraturHaus and SIND København.
A literary festival celebrating community with author interviews, a shared meal, and live music. Held at Grobund near Ebeltoft with a focus on how communities form and evolve.
