Radio and TV host, critic, writer and moderator.
Co-founder of the TV, radio and web production company Rundfunk Media AB.
Columnist for Dagens Nyheter, Fokus and Fönstret. Occasional film and literature critic for Kulturnytt, Swedish Radio P1.
Hosts the TV-klubben clubs (previously TV på Nalen) with Lång-Kalle Josephsson.
Scriptwriter for manga comic Oblivion High. Author,with Andreas Ekström, of Främling, a book-length study of Carola Häggkvist. Read more about writing here and find a complete list of books here.
Serves on the Swedish government committee for literature (Litteraturutredningen) 2011-2012.
Hosted P3 Kultur on Swedish national radio 2009-2011 and Jättestora frågor med Johanna Koljonen in 2011.
Hosted the Actor’s Studio for the Swedish Film Institute in 2011
Has worked freelance in print and audiovisual media since 1997, as a journalist, critic, columnist and host.
Born in Helsinki, Finland in 1978. Moved to Stockholm, Sweden in 1999 and now lives part-time in Copenhagen, Denmark. Studies in journalism, film and literature in Helsinki and Stockholm. BA (First class) in English Language and Literature at Oxford University, UK in 2008. Is working through the MA programme in Cognitive Semiotics at Århus University, Denmark, at a snail’s pace.
Awards and honours
Served on the jury for the CinemAfrica Film Festival in 2012.
Served on the jury for fiction for the Swedish Augustpriset literary award 2011.
Recipient of the Årets Kvinnogärning (Women’s Deed of the Year) in 2012 for #prataomdet
Recipient of Stora Journalistpriset (the Swedish Grand Journalism Award) together with Sofia Mirjamsdotter in 2011 for #prataomdet.
Recipient of the RFSU Award in 2011 for #prataomdet.
Recipient of the Gyllene Haldan journalism award in 2011.
Recipient of the Stockholmspriset award in the Media category in 2011 (for 2010).
Gamer of the Year 2010 (elected by Sverok, the Swedish national organization for role-playing and conflict games)
Guest of Honour at the Helsinki Comic Book Festival in September 2008
Guest of Honour at Finncon-Animecon in July 2008
Reggie Alton Prize for Drama Through The Ages at St Edmund Hall, Oxford 2008
