Lea Fløe Christensen (b. 1981) is a Danish literary communicator, author and lecturer with a master's degree in modern cultural communication and a bachelor's in literary studies from the University of Copenhagen. For over a decade she worked in libraries matching readers with books, and she teaches library staff the Reader's Advisory method. Her debut book *En mand med en ged på side 251* (Turbine, September 2025) makes the case for democratising how Danes talk about reading. She also works at Brøg Litteraturbar in Copenhagen and at Krogerup Højskole.
Lea Fløe Christensen's debut *A Man with a Goat on page 251* was published on September 18, 2025 by the publisher Turbine.
Lea Fløe Christensen participated as a moderator at BogForum in November 2024, where she spoke with Stine Askov and Lilian Munk Rösing, among others.
In April 2026, Lea Fløe Christensen gave a lecture at Allerød Library.
In June 2026, she gave a lecture on Tove Jansson at Frederikssund Library and organized a literary walking tour in Frederiksberg Have.
In 2023, Lea Fløe Christensen was nominated for the Blixen Prize in the category Author of the Year in Literature Mediation.
Conference exploring young readers' identities through talks on comics, book clubs, and reading taste, with participation from local youth book clubs.
Author Kim Leine discusses his new novel 'Olavs hus' and how he works with his own family history in this trilogy.
Literature expert Lea Fløe Christensen explores reading taste and how to discover what truly resonates with you as a reader, with practical tips for book recommendations and literary discussion.
Literature facilitator Lea Fløe Christensen interviews singer and author Alberte Winding about her latest novel and artistic practice.
Author Maria Hesselager discusses her novel 'I mit hus', exploring love and power dynamics at a remote house. A conversation with literature mediator Lea Fløe Christensen.
A literature festival on Ærø bringing together established and debut authors alongside musicians performing folk and classical guitar in an integrated programme.
Nivaagaards Malerisamling presents a talk on the current wave of Danish-language music with Alberte Winding, Marianne Rathje, and Lea Fløe Christensen.
Authors Anne-Grethe Bjarup Riis and Thomas Rydahl discuss their Egeskov series and the creative process of co-writing. An informal conversation about collaboration, historical inspiration and the craft of writing.