
Nikolaj Frobenius (b. 1965) is an author and screenwriter whose novels have been published in over 15 countries. He debuted in 1986 with the poetry and prose collection Virvl, and gained international recognition with Latour’s Catalogue in 1996. Frobenius studied film at The London Institute and has written several screenplays, including Insomnia (1997), later remade in Hollywood, and Sons of Norway (2011), based on his own novel Theory and Practice.