event announcement for tomorrow!
On Tuesday 14 September, the Argentine writer Alan Pauls reads from his book "Historia del Llanto," German (translated by Christian Hansen) "History of Tears.", Klett-Cotta 2010th A childhood in a dictatorship, but percolates the dictatorship by the edges and more in the review of the history, and a strange self, His particular talent is one to listen intensely and immediately, or not to cry. "[T] o sensitivity, which only has eyes for the pain and completely, incurably blind to everything that is not pain." (P. 18)
a concise, yet difficult story, it is certainly exciting. Perhaps we also talk a bit about Alan Pauls' monumental novel "El Pasado" ("The Past").
The bilingual reading will clock in at 20 instead Heinrich-Heine-Haus in Lüneburg. I am attending and moderating and translate.
On Tuesday 14 September, the Argentine writer Alan Pauls reads from his book "Historia del Llanto," German (translated by Christian Hansen) "History of Tears.", Klett-Cotta 2010th A childhood in a dictatorship, but percolates the dictatorship by the edges and more in the review of the history, and a strange self, His particular talent is one to listen intensely and immediately, or not to cry. "[T] o sensitivity, which only has eyes for the pain and completely, incurably blind to everything that is not pain." (P. 18)
a concise, yet difficult story, it is certainly exciting. Perhaps we also talk a bit about Alan Pauls' monumental novel "El Pasado" ("The Past").
The bilingual reading will clock in at 20 instead Heinrich-Heine-Haus in Lüneburg. I am attending and moderating and translate.
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