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Author: by Astrid Bille

A reflective novel about family, work, and belonging, moving between Christianshavn and the wider national literary scene while tracing what people keep, lose,

  • Literary Fiction
Originally published in:
Danish (da)
Published by:
Gyldendal
Also available in:
English (en), French (fr)

Letters from Christianshavn

by Astrid Bille

A reflective novel about family, work, and belonging, moving between Christianshavn and the wider national literary scene while tracing what people keep, lose,

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Genre
Literary Fiction
Publisher
Gyldendal
Country
Denmark (DK)
Expected release
March 3, 2026
ISBN-13
9781758632055

Letters from Christianshavn

Astrid Bille

Literary Fiction

Gyldendal

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A reflective novel about family, work, and belonging, moving between Christianshavn and the wider national literary scene while tracing what people keep, lose, and translate for one another.

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