Chiara Valerio liest aus ihrem Roman "Kein Herz, nirgends"

In the organizer's words:

When Andrea Dileva, professor of ancient Greek literature, wakes up one morning from troubled dreams, he realizes that his heart is missing. And not only that: other parts of his body are gradually disappearing. How can this be? And what do the (too) many women in his life have to do with it? Chiara Valerio, author, mathematician and specialist in probability theory, unleashes a narrative kaleidoscope à la Virginia Woolf in her new novel (published by nonsolo // in German by Christiane Burkhardt // nominated for the Premio Strega). Ironically yet empathetically, she tells the story of a man who gets lost. And of the power of love.

Moderation: Christiane Burkhardt
Reading: Nicola Mastroberardino (Residenztheater)
Interpreter: Martina Kiderle

Organizer: Stiftung Literaturhaus // Istituto Italiano di Cultura