To put it briefly: The book is quite a sensational novel
Melania G. Mazzucco's novel 'The Architect' tells the story of Plautilla Bricci, the only female architect of the Baroque era, now available in Danish translation.
This Year's Winners of Politiken's Literary Prize Could Hardly Be More Different
This year's recipients of Politiken's Literary Prize include a diverse group of young Danish authors whose works reflect contemporary societal issues.
Fortunately, Klaus Høeck has more humor than ChatGPT
The article discusses Danish poet Klaus Høeck's humor and literary career, highlighting his clever insights on writing and life.
DF members criticize children's book about masturbation. Libraries respond again
Members of the Danish People's Party have sparked a debate in Favrskov about the appropriateness of a children's book on masturbation that has received support from local libraries.
DF members criticize children's book about masturbation. Libraries respond again
A debate has erupted in Favrskov, Denmark, over the appropriateness of a children's book discussing masturbation, with local politicians from the Danish People's Party opposing the library's endorsement of it.
Do you know the city?: In the crime novelist's books about his hometown, both she and the city have different names
The article explores the historical significance of a Danish city that became accessible via the first railway in the 1800s and its portrayal in crime novels written by a local author.
My friend called me and said: 'No, God! You have gone into the past!'
Danish author Helle Helle expresses her joy upon winning the Frit Flet Prize 2025, recognizing innovative and experimental literature.
"I have sometimes ended up saying this at lectures. It is right in some ways and wrong in others"
Author Helle Helle expresses her joy and pride at receiving the Frit Flet Award 2025 for her innovative literary contributions during a phone interview with Politiken.
A parent couple makes a decision that will pain them for the rest of their life
The article reviews Martin Tilrem's debut novel 'Et pigebarn', which explores the emotional and difficult decisions faced by parents.
He debuted with a stammering poetry collection. Now he writes an almost sovereign novel
Lasse Raagaard's debut novel, 'Slip', is a compelling exploration of death and the afterlife.
The costumes and vehicles are a chapter in themselves
The article discusses lesser-known characters from Agatha Christie’s works, particularly focusing on Lady Eileen Brent, known as Bundle.
"He was quite grumpy and said a lot about the Danes' condescension"
The article discusses misconceptions about Greenland as merely an exotic destination, highlighting the importance of Greenlandic literature through the lens of Hans Lynge's work.
Niels Krause-Kjær Wins The Golden Laurel
Danish author Niels Krause-Kjær has received the Golden Laurel book award for his novel 'Ude for uden', which depicts Denmark's transformation from an agricultural society in the 1950s to a modern consumer society today, through the experiences of a couple who witness the disappearance of their way of life.
Researchers have utilized AI assistance to sift through Danish novels from a wild period
New research shows that canonical authors like J.P. Jacobsen and Amalie Skram are not representative of the modern breakthrough in Danish literature, which is considered a high point in literary history.
New research turns the timeline upside down
New research reveals that canonized authors such as J.P. Jacobsen and Amalie Skram are not representative of the modern breakthrough period in Danish literary history.
High-pitched Danish Class Description. Strong story by Liv Duvås - but it is far too long
The article reviews Liv Duvås's novel 'Ner från himlen,' focusing on a young woman, Maria, who escapes her troubled life with her newborn daughter.