Author Thomas Korsgaard discusses his new novel about a mother and son navigating poverty and dreams, in conversation with Puk Qvortrup.
Leonora Christina Skov presents her new novel about an unconventional friendship between two women, discussing the book with Lise Vandborg at a bookstore event in Aarhus.
Benjamin Koppel presents his new novel 'The Sound of Hope' in conversation with literary critic Michael Bach Henriksen. The third instalment in his award-winning Koppelman family saga.
Historian Jes Fabricius Møller presents his new biography of N.F.S. Grundtvig, offering a human portrait of a towering figure in Danish history.
Eva Tind presents her biographical novel about the artist and ornithologist Gerhard Heilmann, a pioneering figure who challenged conventions through art and science.
Anna Juul presents her debut novel, a darkly comic exploration of friendship, therapy, and what it means to be 'too sweet' in the modern city.
A cosy reading evening where you bring your own book and read alongside other literature lovers, with conversations and refreshments included.
Author Nanna Holm discusses her new novel 'Red Gate' with literary mediator Lise Vandborg. The book explores three children's upbringing at a leisure collective on Langeland during the Cold War.
Literature scholar Rikke Andersen Kraglund explores how novels reveal truths about ourselves and the world, in a lecture celebrating the UN's International Day of Reading.