Journalist and author Niels Krause-Kjær, known for his popular political thrillers, turns to the Danish soil and the people whose lives are bound up with it in his prize-winning novel Ude for uden. The book, about family, belonging and the farmland that has helped shape Denmark, has won the Golden Laurel and the Readers' Book Prize in 2026.
In conversation with literary facilitator Nanna Søndergaard, he explores literature, history, identity and the stories that bind generations together. There is also room for audience questions to the author.
