
Author Meeting on the Future - Martha Flyvholm Tode and Alen Meskovic
Two Danish authors discuss technology and the future through novels exploring artificial intelligence and human existence.
Nanna Damsgaard-Larsen is a literature communicator at Herlev Bibliotek, where she has worked since March 2016. Holding a master's degree in modern culture and cultural communication, she is known for staging unconventional literary events that bring literature to audiences well beyond the library walls. As a poet she has been published in the journal Hvedekorn and contributed to the anthology "Jeg vælger uden filter" (Høst & Søn, 2015). In 2017 she was nominated for the Blixen Prize for outstanding work in literature communication.
Nanna Damsgaard-Larsen was nominated for the Blixen Prize for this year's efforts in literature promotion as one of three candidates selected from approximately 100 nominations.
Herlev Library participated in a cross-library online reading project on Instagram in collaboration with libraries in Lyngby, Hillerød and Sydhavnen, where Nanna Damsgaard-Larsen was host and invited poet Caspar Eric.

Two Danish authors discuss technology and the future through novels exploring artificial intelligence and human existence.

Three Danish debut authors present their first novels at Hovedbiblioteket in Herlev, reading from their work and discussing their stories with a literary mediator. Local brewery beer available.

Stine Askov's novel "Nøjsomheden" comes to the screen in this Book & Film evening with a talk from a literature mediator followed by the film.

Tobias Hamann discusses his book 'Influenza' and his journey from influencer career to literature. A conversation about breaking free from online dependency and finding authenticity through reading.