If a writer isn’t familiar with the literature of her own country as it unfolds in her own time, she misses out on dialogue, on contact with the path. She must dare to measure herself against the best!
In an essay for Electric Literature’s series on “The Writing Life Around the World,” Danish author Dorthe Nors shares her thoughts on the literary scene in Denmark, wanderlust, and lone wolves.
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