Niels Krause-Kjær, winner of the Golden Laurel award, talks about his prize-winning novel Ude for uden. The book is fiction, but it is rooted in a walking diary kept by the author's father and his folk high school classmates over half a century.
The novel traces a cultural revolution that, within just two generations, removed farming culture, celebrated the city and left the provinces behind. The evening promises a strong and personal account of Denmark in a time of upheaval.
