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Britta Avalon Kagels | Schwarzhumorige Lesung & Wein
Britta Avalon Kagels | Darkly humorous reading & wine
Event by: KLAK Verlag
Location: Buch Bund, Sanderstraße 8, Berlin - Bezirk Neukölln
About event
Book presentation
Reading & wine for Santa Claus
BRITTA AVALON KAGELS
reads from her novel, fresh from the press:
Life-threateningly in love. Death, madness and miracle
A darkly humorous, absurd and at the same time moving story about love.
5. December 2025
7:30 p.m.
Free admission
KLAK Verlag
c/o bookstore buch|bund
Sanderstr. 8 | 12047 Berlin
"At my appointments I am usually met in a friendly manner. Old ladies particularly like me. I am death and everyone I touch dies."
A darkly humorous, absurd and at the same time moving story about love, the bizarre ways of fate and an office in which all facets of life come together.
Content:
Death, madness and that Miracles share an office at Alexanderplatz in Berlin. Death lives with his stuffed cat Minzi and is receiving therapeutic treatment. The miracle is too lazy to work, while the madness suffers from chronic psychosis. Lonely and hopeless, Death dares the adventure of love: With Tinder and chaotic dates, he plunges into Berlin's nightlife - but a fatal accident changes everything. Finally he meets the woman of his life. In order to be close to her, however, he needs the help of the miracle...
With black humor, Britta Avalon Kagels sends her characters on bizarre adventures in an absurd world. And above all there is a mysterious office in the middle of Berlin...
"At my appointments I am usually met in a friendly manner. Old ladies particularly like me. I am death and everyone I touch dies."
A darkly humorous, absurd and at the same time moving story about love, the bizarre paths of fate and an office in which all facets of life come together.
Britta Avalon Kagels
is a Berlin author born in 1987. Her poems and short stories have been published in anthologies, online magazines and in the Tagesspiegel.
In 2007 she won the 'Poetry in the City' competition. Her poem Blind Dogs was exhibited on billboards in Germany and Austria.
Previously published:
Once Sex and a Bit of Love (2016) and Stay Away from These Guys (2018) by Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf Verlag.
Photo: © Rivu Bhattacharya
Reading & wine for Santa Claus
BRITTA AVALON KAGELS
reads from her novel, fresh from the press:
Life-threateningly in love. Death, madness and miracle
A darkly humorous, absurd and at the same time moving story about love.
5. December 2025
7:30 p.m.
Free admission
KLAK Verlag
c/o bookstore buch|bund
Sanderstr. 8 | 12047 Berlin
"At my appointments I am usually met in a friendly manner. Old ladies particularly like me. I am death and everyone I touch dies."
A darkly humorous, absurd and at the same time moving story about love, the bizarre ways of fate and an office in which all facets of life come together.
Content:
Death, madness and that Miracles share an office at Alexanderplatz in Berlin. Death lives with his stuffed cat Minzi and is receiving therapeutic treatment. The miracle is too lazy to work, while the madness suffers from chronic psychosis. Lonely and hopeless, Death dares the adventure of love: With Tinder and chaotic dates, he plunges into Berlin's nightlife - but a fatal accident changes everything. Finally he meets the woman of his life. In order to be close to her, however, he needs the help of the miracle...
With black humor, Britta Avalon Kagels sends her characters on bizarre adventures in an absurd world. And above all there is a mysterious office in the middle of Berlin...
"At my appointments I am usually met in a friendly manner. Old ladies particularly like me. I am death and everyone I touch dies."
A darkly humorous, absurd and at the same time moving story about love, the bizarre paths of fate and an office in which all facets of life come together.
Britta Avalon Kagels
is a Berlin author born in 1987. Her poems and short stories have been published in anthologies, online magazines and in the Tagesspiegel.
In 2007 she won the 'Poetry in the City' competition. Her poem Blind Dogs was exhibited on billboards in Germany and Austria.
Previously published:
Once Sex and a Bit of Love (2016) and Stay Away from These Guys (2018) by Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf Verlag.
Photo: © Rivu Bhattacharya