Yade Yasemin Önder liest aus ihrem Roman Anti Müller

“Love is the illusion that the current relationship will last, and that once it ends, it can only become disillusionment through a new illusion in the form of a new love.” 

Language artist Yade Yasemin Önder presents her second major novel at the FFT:*Anti Müller*is not a romance novel. It is a ruthless analysis of entrenched structures and their gentle enforcers, beneath whose polished nails the grime of patriarchy still lurks. 

With great poetic precision, Yade Önder’s narrator dissects the mechanisms of modern relationships as well as a supposedly feminist cultural scene that still leaves the reins in men’s hands—over the stages and over the bodies.  

Moderator: Emily Grunert (Literaturbüro NRW)