Romanhaus/Literaturfabrik: Meine Playlist. Paula Fürstenberg & Daniel Stähr

Music in the Air: What, How, and Whom Do Authors Listen To? Once again, Romanfabrik and Literaturhaus are inviting two authors to bring their playlists. This time, the event will take place at Literaturhaus. Together, we’ll listen to music, talk about music, books, and both loud and quiet reading experiences. There will be guessing games, and the entire audience will participate.

One of the guests is author Paula Fürstenberg, who has already published two novels and has now written an angry manifesto titled *Niewiedervereinigung. 100 Zwischenrufe zur deutschen Einheit* (KiWi). She argues that we need a common language that does justice to Germany’s diversity.

Also joining us is economist and essayist Daniel Stähr. His most recent book is *Die neuen Propheten* (S. Fischer). In it, Stähr dares to offer criticism from within his own ranks: economists are trusted too much worldwide, he argues, and their science is devoid of facts and lacks any concept of morality or justice. 

A joint event organized by Romanfabrik and Literaturhaus, with directors Gregor Praml and Hauke Hückstädt hosting the evening.

Location: Literaturhaus, Schöne Aussicht 2, 60311 Frankfurt