Hannover, Germany
Literaturhaus Hannover is a literary venue dedicated to promoting literature and reading culture in the city. It hosts author readings, book launches, literary discussions, and cultural events throughout the year. The house serves as a meeting point for writers, readers, and literary enthusiasts in the Hannover region.
A literary evening with Dana Vowinckel, presenting her novel "Anton und Alma" as part of the NDR Kultur series "Der Norden liest".
Swiss author Lukas Bärfuss presents his book "Königin der Nacht" at Literaturhaus Hannover, with Martina Kothe as host.
Gisela Schmalz presents her book "Fetisch Intelligenz" at Literaturhaus Hannover - a literary evening exploring society's obsession with intelligence.
Author reading with Tomer Dotan-Dreyfus presenting his book "Gavdos" at Literaturhaus Hannover.
Authors Kurtenbach and Heinze present their book on the housing crisis at Literaturhaus Hannover, joined by Andrea Schwyzer.
Austrian author Clemens J. Setz brings his programme "Mein Leben als Noiseband" to Literaturhaus Hannover for an evening of experimental literary performance.
Czech author Jaroslav Rudiš reads from his new book "Wo die Toten sprechen" at Literaturhaus Hannover.
Mithu Sanyal presents her book "Nein" at Literaturhaus Hannover, in conversation with Sebastian Friedrich.
Historian Götz Aly comes to Literaturhaus Hannover to present his book and discuss how historical atrocities were made possible.
A gathering celebrating the literary magazine Anschnitt in Hannover.
A literary evening with Heiko Postma and Robert Paterson exploring Dublin.
An author's evening with H. Geißler discussing the novel "Michaela Kohlhaas".
German author Lutz van Dijk recounts his international travels and rich experiences from diverse cultures and regions.