Ester Roxberg (b. 1987) is a Swedish author, columnist, and radio documentary producer. At the age of seventeen, she won Sweden’s prestigious Lilla August Prize for poetry.

She made her literary debut in 2011 with the critically acclaimed young adult novel Antiloper. Since then, she has published several books for children, young adults, and adults, including the autobiographical Min pappa Ann-Christine (My Father Ann-Christine), which was adapted into the feature film My Father Marianne (2020).

Roxberg made her picture-book debut in 2020. She lives in Malmö, Sweden, and regularly writes columns and produces radio documentaries.