author
1891–1956
Best known for lively Danish boys' books from the 1910s and 1920s, this writer brought adventure, scouting, and youthful energy into his stories. He also wrote under the name August Klingsey while working professionally outside literature.

by Niels Meyn, August Klingsey
Born in Copenhagen in 1891 as August Emil Georg Lind, he wrote fiction under the name August Klingsey. Danish reference sources identify him as a bank clerk or bank official, and list him among Danish authors active before 1975.
Klingsey is remembered especially for boys' books, with several works connected to the early scouting movement. That mix of everyday discipline and spirited adventure gave his writing a clear appeal for younger readers in the years around the 1910s and 1920s.
He died in 1956. His work has remained accessible through later library and public-domain listings, which helped preserve his place as a small but interesting figure in Danish popular literature.