Say, do you still read books? No, right? No time! But if you ever need to pretend that you've read a book, we highly recommend visiting Torsun on his reading tour. He will read very funny stories from his audiobook-turned-book “Raven wegen Deutschland” and will surely share a spontaneous anecdote or two from his life. He will also show pictures, which makes it almost feel like you not only read the book but were also there, in Torsun's Summer of '69, uh, the Summer of the Pleasure Principle.
Dates:
18.03.16 Leipzig - Noch Besser Leben (Leipzig Book Fair)
19.03.16 Leipzig - Sputnik LitPop
17.04.16 Würzburg - Kellerperle
18.04.16 Nuremberg - Club Stereo
19.04.16 Cologne - Sonic Ballroom
10.08.16 - 13.08.16 Luhmühlen - A Summer's Tale
The opening of the reading tour coincides with the event presented by Audiolith, Ventil Verlag, and Noisey at the Leipzig Book Fair on 18.03.16. There will be several drinks and it costs nothing. So if you're in Leipzig for that other event anyway - come by! Besides Torsun, Hannes Naumann from Captain Capa will also read from his Noisey column “Stories from the Backstage Hell” and Ferdinand Führer & Roland van Oystern will present their travel report “Ein Tag Hagel und immer was zu essen da”.
But that's not all that's currently happening at the intersection of the literary world and Audiolith! Monchi from Feine Sahne Fischfilet is also embarking on a journey that for the first time does not require a street high school diploma. He will accompany Sascha Lange on a reading and lecture tour for the recently published book “Meuten, Swings & Edelweißpiraten”. The evening will address the various forms of opposition and resistance among youth, as well as the Swing Youth as the first youth subculture of modernity. Numerous photos will be shown, and original documents will be read aloud.
Dates:
15.3.16 Dresden - Scheune
16.3.16 Leipzig-Connewitz Werk 2 - Halle D
17.3.16 Leipzig-Lindenau - Schaubühne Lindenfels - Grüner Salon
18.3.16 Potsdam - Waschhaus
19.3.16 Chemnitz - AJZ
20.3.16 Berlin-Kreuzberg - Monarch
21.3.16 Jena - JG Stadtmitte
22.3.16 Erfurt - Franz Mehlhose
23.3.16 Erlangen - E-Werk
24.3.16 Mainz - Hafeneck
Everything that is told on these evenings is based on real life, so you can learn something if you want to. Learning remains voluntary as always.
Dates:
18.03.16 Leipzig - Noch Besser Leben (Leipzig Book Fair)
19.03.16 Leipzig - Sputnik LitPop
17.04.16 Würzburg - Kellerperle
18.04.16 Nuremberg - Club Stereo
19.04.16 Cologne - Sonic Ballroom
10.08.16 - 13.08.16 Luhmühlen - A Summer's Tale
The opening of the reading tour coincides with the event presented by Audiolith, Ventil Verlag, and Noisey at the Leipzig Book Fair on 18.03.16. There will be several drinks and it costs nothing. So if you're in Leipzig for that other event anyway - come by! Besides Torsun, Hannes Naumann from Captain Capa will also read from his Noisey column “Stories from the Backstage Hell” and Ferdinand Führer & Roland van Oystern will present their travel report “Ein Tag Hagel und immer was zu essen da”.
But that's not all that's currently happening at the intersection of the literary world and Audiolith! Monchi from Feine Sahne Fischfilet is also embarking on a journey that for the first time does not require a street high school diploma. He will accompany Sascha Lange on a reading and lecture tour for the recently published book “Meuten, Swings & Edelweißpiraten”. The evening will address the various forms of opposition and resistance among youth, as well as the Swing Youth as the first youth subculture of modernity. Numerous photos will be shown, and original documents will be read aloud.
Dates:
15.3.16 Dresden - Scheune
16.3.16 Leipzig-Connewitz Werk 2 - Halle D
17.3.16 Leipzig-Lindenau - Schaubühne Lindenfels - Grüner Salon
18.3.16 Potsdam - Waschhaus
19.3.16 Chemnitz - AJZ
20.3.16 Berlin-Kreuzberg - Monarch
21.3.16 Jena - JG Stadtmitte
22.3.16 Erfurt - Franz Mehlhose
23.3.16 Erlangen - E-Werk
24.3.16 Mainz - Hafeneck
Everything that is told on these evenings is based on real life, so you can learn something if you want to. Learning remains voluntary as always.
