Tine Høeg (born 1985 in Albertslund) is a Danish author who debuted in 2017 with the verse novel Nye rejsende, winning the Bogforum Debut Prize. She made her breakthrough with the bestseller Tour de chambre (2020) and the fertility-themed novel SULT (2022), which Netflix adapted into the film A Copenhagen Love Story in 2025. Her fourth novel, Ultramarin, was published in 2025 and follows visual artist Dagny Gudmundsen through themes of creation, friendship, motherhood and female experience across generations. Høeg is known for a poetic, humorous and formally experimental style that blends prose and verse.
Tine Høegs fjerde roman Ultramarin udkom på forlaget Gutkind.
Ultramarin blev i en anmeldelse kaldt årets litterære julegave.
Romanen SULT blev filmatiseret af Netflix under titlen A Copenhagen Love Story med Rosalinde Mynster og Joachim Fjelstrup i hovedrollerne.
Tine Høeg fortalte i et interview med Forfatterweb om arbejdet med Ultramarin.
Tine Høeg er tilknyttet forfatterprogrammet for litteraturfestivalen LiteratureXchange i Aarhus med aktuel fokus på Ultramarin.
Author Tine Høeg presents her new novel 'Ultramarin' at Kolding Bibliotek in conversation with Hanne Rønberg, with port wine and refreshments included.
Author talk with Tine Høeg discussing her acclaimed 2025 novel "Ultramarin" in conversation with Line Kveiborg.
Three acclaimed Danish authors gather for moderated conversations at Greve Library's annual Author's Day, discussing new works and literary careers.
Author Tine Høeg discusses her novel Ultramarin and the creative process in conversation with librarian Jakob Andersen at Sydhavnens Bibliotek.
Author Tine Høeg talks with Anne Glad about literature and creative writing at ARoS.
Three-day festival celebrating classical music by female composers, with opening concert, author evening, late-night concert, children's concert, and closing concert.