Queues to the door for Knausgård at Winternachten #wu16 #wn16

by A Quattro Mani
17 January 201630 March 2022
5 min read
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Lots of audience and wonderful stories made the Saturday of the literary festival Winternachten a party. For the visit of Norwegian writer Karl Ove Knausgård in the afternoon, queues stretched from the auditorium to the front door of the Theater aan het Spui.
Poet and writer Rodaan al Galidi read about his years spent in an asylum seekers' centre. ©Marc Brester/AQM
Ook de avondprogrammering van het festival werd goed bezocht. Terwijl de Amerikaans-Duitse filosofe Susan Neiman i...

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Photographer Marc Brester and journalist Vivian de Gier can read and write with each other - literally. As partners in crime, they travel the world for various media, for reviews of the finest literature and personal interviews with the writers who matter. Ahead of the troops and beyond the delusion of the day.View Author posts

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