Ronya Othmann liest aus „Vierundsiebzig“
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"I have seen. The ego is a witness. It speaks, and yet it has no language." This is how Ronya Othmann describes the process of storytelling in her new novel. She wants to find a form for the unspeakable, the genocide of the Ezidi population, the seventy-fourth, committed by IS fighters in Shingal in 2014. The author has created a work of immense density, necessary clarity and harshness, a radically poetic form of documentary storytelling.
Ronya Othmann, born in Munich in 1993 to a German mother and a Kurdish-Ezidi father, writes poetry, prose and essays and works as a journalist. She was awarded the Düsseldorf Literature Prize 2024, among others.
The event will be moderated by Maren Jungclaus, Literaturbüro NRW. Registration is requested at: stadtbuechereien@duesseldorf.de
An event organized by the Literaturbüro NRW and the Stadtbüchereien Düsseldorf.
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Registration is requested at: stadtbuechereien@duesseldorf.de
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