Mads H. Odgaard writes and publishes fictional novels that explore human transformation through journeys across continents. He strives to inspire readers with unique stories about grief, loneliness, fear/angst and anger.

With "My mother said my name", Mads H. Odgaard (b. 1968) makes his debut as a novelist. Odgaard has written a number of columns in newspapers about boys and education, women and gender equality, racism and the future of the welfare state. For many years he made a living from leading strategic research projects and new forms of innovation.  He lives in Copenhagen, Denmark.

For an interview with the author about "My mother said my name"