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Here you will find interviews, articles and reviews of Anders Ibsen and his debut novel.
“Sirius – Det, som overfalder dig”.
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Articles and features - Anders Ibsen
Donald Trump has made fun of them, but the Sirius special forces monitor an area in Greenland almost as large as Germany and France combined. Five veterans tell of missions in minus 50 degrees and months of darkness
Released on 28/02/2026
Former Sirius man Anders Ibsen from Torkilstrup on Falster sees his suspense novel about the conflict between the USA and Denmark becoming eerily relevant.
Date: 21/01/2026
Folketidende
Sirius veteran and bestselling author Anders Ibsen from Falster finds that his suspense novel about great power conflicts in Greenland suddenly resembles reality - at a time when geopolitics is moving frighteningly close to Denmark.
Released on 19/01/2026
Anders Ibsen's debut novel is a drama with skis, snowmobiles and sleds, and it is clear that he can both write and knows what he is writing about.
D. 15/11/2025 page 14
Three thoughts: Anders Ibsen talks about his new book, "Sirius: Det, som overfalder dig," and makes three recommendations on the same topic.
Released on 15/11/2025
Journalists: Mads Øland-Petersen and Rikke Agnete Dam
If the cool November temperatures aren't cold enough, you can take a trip to Northeast Greenland. At least for a short, mental moment. Anders Ibsen, a former officer in the Sirius patrol, makes his debut as an author with the suspense novel "Sirius - Det, som overfalder dig" and Invites You into a world of geopolitics, terror and survival in a harsh Arctic.
14/11/2025
Journalist: Lars Hovgaard (Newspaper editor)
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I don't get to read all the books I want to. Or should. The other day, however, I read the brand new suspense novel "SIRIUS: Det, som overfalder dig" as a prelude to an interview with the author Anders Ibsen from Falster, now living on Lolland. It was a good experience to immerse myself in a real book for a whole day and put the screens away for a while.
Anders Ibsen is a former officer in the Sled Patrol Sirius, Denmark's Arctic special operations force in Northeast Greenland. With his new suspense novel 'SIRIUS – Det som overfalder dig' he provides an insight into the world in which the Sled Patrol live.
“He crawls through a snowstorm, is about to fall through a glacier, gets buried in an avalanche, and falls through the ice,” Anders says about the novel's protagonist.
Journalist: Anne Funch
Anders Ibsen has spent four years with the Sled Patrol Sirius in one of the most desolate places in the world. It was minus 40 degrees and it was about survival. A mysterious lead mine in Greenland aroused his curiosity, and now he has written a not "unrealistic" thriller that will test the Danish defense.
Explosive Arctic situation turns into a highly topical suspense novel in a house on Lolland
Journalist: Lars Hovgaard
After 20 years of work and inspiration from the Sled Patrol Sirius, a highly topical suspense novel about security conflicts in the Arctic is published - written in a house on Lolland, Denmark.
Greenland has become the symbol of the fight for a new world order
By Søren Anker Madsen
Former officer in the Sirius sled patrol debuts with a highly topical suspense novel about the explosive security situation around Greenland. Read an excerpt (in Danish).
Former Sirius officer behind terrifying topical book
In his first interview as an author, Anders Ibsen talks about how his experiences from Northeast Greenland and his time in the Sled Patrol Sirius inspired the novel “Sirius – Det, om overfalder dig.”
