Danish writer, cultural journalist, op-ed columnist and restaurant critic
Niels Lillelund (born 1965) is a Danish writer, cultural journalist,[1] op-ed columnist and restaurant critic[2] at Jyllands-Posten.
He is the author of several books, among those a series of crime novels about the antiquarian book dealer and ex-policeman Erik Andersen, who is forced to supplement his income as a private detective.
The novels introduce very different environments and people.
The first novel, Rouletten, takes place in and around a new casino, the first in Denmark. Lillelund worked there for some months before writing his novel.[3]
The second, Besat til anden side, is about a management consultant firm, while the third novel, Den Amerikanske Samler (The American Collector) takes us to New York in a hunt for a rare copy of Søren Kierkegaard's Either/Or.[4] These were followed by Manden der ville vaere sund, in which the narrator tries many different methods of improving his health.[5]
The latest novel, Bibendum, takes place among wine writers and producers,[6] a world well known to Lillelund, who has a weekly column about wine.
Lillelund holds an MA degree in Nordic literature and his non-fiction works include a book about the cultural history of poker, Gotham City - Fortællinger fra New York (Gotham City - Tales from New York), a book about the city of New York,[7] and Rhône vinene (Rhône wines), a book about the wines of the Rhône Valley.[8]
Bibliography
- Kvindedrømmer, 1999
- Rouletten, 1999
- Besat til anden side, 2000
- Den amerikanske samler, 2001
- Manden der ville være sund: stræbsomme fortællinger, 2001
- Alt lykkes i en gasovn: en bog om at lave mad, 2002
- Rhône vinene, 2004
- Bibendum, 2007
- Mr. Time Manager: Claus Møller og hans tid, 2008
- Poker: historien om et kortspil, 2008
- Gotham City: fortællinger fra New York, 2010
- Vinene fra Rhône, 2013
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