Im Gespräch mit Ilija Trojanow: „Tausend und ein Morgen“
In the organizer's words:
We dedicate our "In Conversation" series to well-known authors and their latest works.
This evening, Ilija Trojanow will be our guest and will present his utopian novel "A Thousand and One Tomorrows" in a reading and discussion with Emily Grunert, Director of the Literaturbüro NRW.
Among pirates in the Caribbean, in the middle of the Russian Revolution - Trojanow's time travels are full of surprises. His heroine Cya lives in a peaceful and self-determined future and wants to make the same happiness possible for generations of past centuries. She succeeds to varying degrees. Trojanow's story is once again full of joy and surprising twists and turns.
Ilija Trojanow, born in Sofia in 1965, fled with his family to Germany in 1971, where they were granted political asylum. This was followed by stays and years in Nairobi, Paris, Munich, Mumbai, Cape Town, Stuttgart and Vienna. His novels such as "Der Weltensammler" are bestsellers and have been awarded numerous prizes.
Moderation: Dorothée Coßmann, Managing Director of Sparkassen-Kulturstiftung Rheinland
Registration required exclusively at the Sparkassen-Kulturstiftung Rheinland: im.gespraech@rsgv.de.
A cooperation between the Sparkassen-Kulturstiftung Rheinland and the Literaturbüro NRW.
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