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Review of the European Literature Days 2018
Posted by Walter Grond | Permalink | filed under: European Literature Days
From the opening of the European Literature Days 2018 with Robert Menasse and Richard David Precht to the final matinee with Ilija Trojanow...
European Literature Days 2018 | Day 4
Posted by llinca Florian | Permalink | filed under: European Literature Days: daily blogs, 2018
Accompanied by wonderful music from the “Contraston” trio, a chamber music ensemble from Budapest, whose creative repertoire includes both Baroque and Jazz, the European Literature Days 2018 draw to ...
European Literature Days 2018 | Day 3
Posted by llinca Florian | Permalink | filed under: European Literature Days: daily blogs, 2018
It is Saturday afternoon and there is plenty of lively activity again at Schloss Spitz after the initial effects have been overcome of a long night drinking wine by some more than others. Yesterday, ...
European Literature Days Day 02 – Back to school
Posted by llinca Florian | Permalink | filed under: European Literature Days: daily blogs, 2018
I was given full poetic licence for the presentation of this blog. Because – at least here in Spitz an der Donau, and in Krems and far beyond on all the small plots...
European Literature Days 2018 | Day 1
Posted by llinca Florian | Permalink | filed under: European Literature Days: daily blogs, 2018
It is seven o’clock in the evening and the opening of the European Literature Days 2018 is imminent. We – that means almost 40 writers, filmmakers, editors, several creative artists and journalists...
Only the Narrative is True 2
Posted by Beat Mazenauer | Permalink | filed under: Tip, 2018
In It's All True by Carmen Stephan the endless summer only lasts a moment. If only he hadn’t died … But Jacaré, the fisherman from north-eastern Brazil, disappears right at the beginning into the ...
Only the Narrative is True 1
Posted by Beat Mazenauer | Permalink | filed under: Tip, 2018
Fairy tales generally promise a ‘happy ever after’ ending, almost an ‘endless summer’. This is exactly what the title of Madame Nielsen’s novel hints at. However, as with all fairy tales the same ...
ELit Book-Tip: Alice Zeniter: “L’art de perdre – The Art of Losing”
Posted by Katja Petrovic | Permalink | filed under: Tip, 2018
“You lose what is not communicated; it’s as simple as that”, according to Alice Zeniter’s fifth novel L’art de perdre – The Art of Losing. However, the 31-year-old writer didn’t wish to make it quite ...
Family Affairs
Posted by Beat Mazenauer | Permalink | filed under: Tip, 2018
Families fuel literary inspiration like no other subject. Which youngster hasn’t come into conflict with parent’s values and expectations? Which couple has lived happily ever after without arguments? ...
Family Affairs 2: Ilinca Florian
Posted by Beat Mazenauer | Permalink | filed under: Tip, 2018
Families fuel literary inspiration like no other subject. Which youngster hasn’t come into conflict with parent’s values and expectations? Which couple has lived happily ever after without arguments? ...