# Helle Helle
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helle helle (born 1965 as Helle Olsen but later named Helle Krogh Hansen) is a widely translated Danish short story writer and novelist. Basing her stories on episodes in the lives of ordinary people, she gained fame in 2005 with her novel Rødby-Puttgarden. Now considered to be one of the most outstanding authors of contemporary Danish literature, since her novel This Should be Written in the Present Tense was published in English in 2014, she has also been acclaimed by American and British reviewers.
Adventskalender luke 11: Kjærleik!
Silje og Anne drøser om kjærleik i bøker! Charlotte Bronte: Stormfulle høgder, Helle Helle: Hus og hjem, Rune Belsvik: Verdas mest forelska par (Tøddel Blisterplytt og Verdas søtaste turist.)
Let Go, Let Come
Join us for Episode 11, our final episode of The Write Attention podcast Season 1. Brittany and Jeannetta reflect on the conversations and lessons learned this year. We discuss how our process has changed over a year, including how we have learned from other art forms, which guests/ideas from the …
Helle Helle: ‘While I wrote this book, I started hating the past tense’
‘Later she goes over the fields with a cauliflower. Goodbye to those Kong Fu slippers. All roads lead to roads. She carries on into Vestergade, past the front-gardenless houses. A man waves from his breakfast. But when you come from around here, houses aren't front-gardenless.’
While Helle Helle wa…
Gabriel Tallent: Crux + Claire Thomas: On Not Climbing Mountains + Helle Helle: They (REVIEWERS: Hannah Kent and Tom Wright)
In this episode, we travel from the Swiss Alps to the quiet strangeness of Danish suburbia and the fierce edges of American literary drama. We begin with the visceral intensity of Gabriel Tallent’s latest novel, Crux, where characters cling to passion and survival with bloodied fingertips. Claire T…
'Roads to roads: Bathos of the ordinary' by Grace Roodenrys
This week on The ABR Podcast, Grace Roodenrys reviews they, a novel by Danish author Helle Helle. ‘The novel is a story of illness and loss but often reads as anything but,’ Roodenrys writes. There is no predominant meaning imposed on the narrative; much of its ontological poignancy stems from its …
Helle Helle, The Granta Podcast
In this episode of the Granta podcast, we are joined by the Danish author Helle Helle, author of multiple novels and two collections. Her work has been translated into twenty-four languages and her novel they was published in English this year, translated by Martin Aitken. Six short stories by Hell…
KPL Podcast July 2026 Week 2 with Special Guest Nancy Foley
This week on the KPL Podcast, we spoke with Nancy Foley. She is the author of I Am Agatha, a novel about a woman navigating life after her partner develops dementia. The novel explores themes of family, grief, memory, art, and family secrets.
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