Bremen liest! Sabine Schiffner liest aus "Bunkerbriefe"

In the organizer's words:

As part of the Bremen literature festival "Bremen liest!", author Sabine Schiffner reads from her novel "Bunkerbriefe".

Bremen/ Berlin, World War II: Nori and Dackel cope with the difficult
difficult everyday life characterized by survival, illness and death.
and death. Between bombing raids and Nazi rule, the two young friends regularly exchange
the two young friends regularly exchange letters. Each for
separately - and yet together - they try to survive this terrible time.
to survive this terrible time. The poet Sabine Schiffner has compiled 80 letters from her grandmother
into a polyphonic, autofictional text and in doing so
the surprising story of two contrasting women's lives.
reconstructed.

Sabine Schiffner, born in Bremen in 1965, studied theater and drama at the
studied theater, film and television studies at the University of Cologne,
German studies and education. Her first volume of poetry "Besteck im
Kopf" was published in 1994 by Emons Verlag in Cologne. She now lives and works
in Cologne and Bremen.

You can find more information at www.bremenliest.de