In the organizer's words:

What do writers actually dream about? This reading series is dedicated to this question - literally. Authors read from their personal dream diaries, from dreams that have become text, and provide insights into the most intimate abysses and messages of their - and the collective - subconscious.

Isobel Markus studied library science and English literature and lives as a freelance author in Berlin. She writes novels, short stories and literary miniatures for the "Berliner Szenen" column in the taz newspaper. Her short stories have appeared in literary magazines and anthologies and have been published
published as a two-part book series under the title "Stadt der ausgefallenen Leuchtbuchstaben" and parts of it have been translated into Arabic (translator: Swar Malla).

At Lettrétage Berlin, she initiated and curated the interdisciplinary event series Berliner Salonage, which was funded by the Senate Department for Culture and Europe in 2022 and 2023.

Rick Palm writes poetry and prose irregularly for the stage and other media, including the taz, and is active as an organizer in the independent Berlin literary scene, once in association with Gleiswildnis, where he co-organized the concept*Feuerpudel, among others. Together with Maik Gerecke, he runs the podcast transphilosophisch.

Hanno Harzbecker was born somewhere in Lower Saxony in 1981 and lives as a freelance author, musician and event organizer in Berlin. After successfully completing his studies in mathematics, philosophy and law, he works as a snack chef, music editor and club operator.
and club operator. He eventually ended up in the advertising industry with a bachelor's degree in culture and media management. As a lyricist and drummer, Hanno Harzbecker is active in various music projects, runs a literary stage that is part of Unabhängige Lesereihen e.V. and has founded an office for literary professionals in Kreuzberg together with the author Christian Dittloff. As an author, he is under contract with the agency Gaeb & Eggers.

Maik Gerecke will be the moderator.