Naja Møllmann-Ibsen

Naja Møllmann-Ibsen (b. 1963) graduated from the University of Copenhagen with a bachelor’s degree in Dutch and a master’s in psycholinguistics. Thereafter she taught Dutch and Danish at university, at night school and for companies. Her work as a freelance corrector includes subtitling at the Danish television station DR and the yearbook for the M/S Søfartsmuseet (Maritime Museum of Denmark).

A literary translator since 2003, she has translated the following titles:

Fiction:

• 'Spanish Fire' by Wouter van Mastricht

• 'Game' by Stephan Enter

• 'The Book of Laughter and Death' by Pieter Webeling

• 'Sleep!' and 'Saving Fish' by Annelies Verbeke

• ‘Love Life’ by Kluun

Nonfiction:

• ‘Why Life Speeds Up As You Get Older’ by Douwe Draaisma

Children's and youth literature:

• 'Red Snow' and 'Frozen Rooms' by Jan De Leeuw

• ‘Eight Days with Angel’ by Tanneke Wigersma

• 'Fox and Hare and the Thief of I' and 'Cuckoo, Cuckoo, Fox and Hare' by Sylvia Vanden Heede

• 'Road to Nowhere' by Marian De Smet

Graphic novels:

• 'Hieronymus' by Marcel Ruijters'

• 'Terra Ultima' by Raoul Deleo

• 'Cowboy Henk' by Kamagurka & Herr Seele

• 'Paris' by Maarten Vande Wiele