Danish author Nanna Holm talks about her acclaimed debut novel Røde Port, a story about friendship, ideals and the marks childhood leaves on us. The book portrays a time of upheaval and people in transition, touching on drink, loss, longing and the enduring meaning of long friendships.
In this talk she shares her own story and the path that led her to writing. Holm holds a master's degree in rhetoric from the University of Copenhagen.
