Göttingen, Germany
A literary evening around the anthology "Wir dachten, wir könnten fliegen", which gives 19 extinct species voice through literary portraits. Matthias Jügler, Britta Walbrun, and Andreas Rötzer talk biodiversity loss and the case for action.
Judith Hermann presents her new book tracing her grandfather's SS past through Radom, conversations with her mother, and the ways families bury their own guilt. In conversation with Torsten Hoffmann.
Award-winning author Nina Blazon presents her new novel "Ravenmaster" - a dark adventure about forbidden love, a mysterious disappearance, and the secrets lurking beneath the coastal city of Tideborn.
A hands-on book-decorating workshop at the Göttinger Romantasy Weekend, guided by a creative expert. All materials supplied - just bring your favourite books.
A hands-on book-decorating workshop at the Göttinger Romantasy Weekend, guided by a creative expert. All materials supplied - just bring your favourite books.
A premiere reading by Aline Schwarz about a sister grappling with grief and rage who meets a young man carrying his own burden of the past. A story of loss, defiance, and unexpected connection.
Authors Nicola Schroth and Andreas Zier, together with illustrator Oliver Gerke, present their new children's detective story "DINGS! and the Gänseliesel Plot" at the Literaturhaus Göttingen - a reading event for kids aged 6 and up.
A reading by author Nils Mohl from his whimsical children's book about a boy who flies his drone to a drowsy island populated by strange, slow-moving creatures.
Kuku Schrapnell presents "Gender Punks" (Verbrecher Verlag 2026), a book of biographies of gender-defying historical figures, in conversation with literary mediator Tobi Schiller.
Karen Köhler reads from her award-winning novel about two girls building a cosmic radio to talk with Toni's deceased mother.
Two novels exploring motherhood, autonomy, and relationship conflicts. Authors meet with literary editor to discuss desire, identity, and social constraints.
A reading and interactive event with comic artist Steffen Gumpert, illustrator of the "Die drei ??? Kids" series, exploring his new mystery comic for children aged 8 and up.