ASTRID MOHLIN

Character driven stories with realistic dialogues

Children's & YA

THE INVITE


FAKE

Rights and awards

Rights 
Denmark
Sweden

Awards

2025 – Prix Europa, best audio drama, Influencerbarnet
2024 – Yngve Berger scholarship, for Fake
2024 – Best Children/Young Adult, New York Festivals Radio Awards, Tjuven på Nikolaus Läroverk
2022 – Best audio drama for young, Prix Ex Aequo, ILY

Nominations 

2025 – Children’s Novel Prize Karlstad, Fake
2025 – Slangbellan, best children’s book debut, Fake
2024 – Swedish Radio’s prize for childrens literature, Fake
2024 – Kristallen (Swedish Emmy), best comedy show, Solsidan
2022 – Best Children/Young Adult, New York Festivals, ILY

Astrid Mohlin lives in Malmö and works as a screenwriter and director and she debuted as an author 2024. She writes for television and for the stage, and is the creator of several popular audio drama series, including the award-winning Christmas radio calendar Tjuven på Nicolaus Läroverk and Influenserbarnet, which won Best Audio Series at Prix Europa 2025. Astrid Mohlin’s debut novel, Fake, was nominated for both the Barnradion Book Prize and the Slangbellan Award for Best Debut in Children’s and Young Adult Literature.

Astrid Mohlin has studied radio and screenwriting at Stockholm University of the Arts (Stockholms konstnärliga högskola) and her trademarks are character driven stories with a witty yet realistic dialogue. She specializes in humour, young adult, and drama. When writing for young adults, one of the hardest things are to understand, but not underestimate, your audience. For Astrid, a key factor to achieve this, is research. Before creating the podcast series Fake she interviewed over 300 school kids, as well as travelling to Norway to meet the creators behind the tv-series Skam to discuss methods.

Author photo

Johanna Sjöland Thulin. For photo rights please contact the photographer at collab.johanna@gmail.com

Bibilography

2026 – The Invite (Invald), YA novel
2024 – Fake, children’s novel (9-12)

 

Recent news

Mohlin nominated for Slangbellan