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TresenLesen: Jesse Falzoi "Wo Dein gebrochener Flügel weilt (Buchpremiere )
Reading the counter: Jesse Falzoi "Where your broken wing is (book premiere)
Event by: Periplaneta Literaturcafé Berlin, Thomas Manegold
Location: Periplaneta - Verlag und Medien, Bornholmer Straße 81A, Berlin - Bezirk Pankow
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About event
The novel "Where your broken wing is" by Jesse Falzoi has been published by Periplaneta. We look forward to a book premiere with the author.
About the book:
as Eden after numerous clinic stays return to the "normal" life, a painful search for her and the causes of her disappearance begins for her mother. In a moving letter, she reconstructs the life of her once talented, sports -loving daughter: happy childhood days, quiet warning signs, first breaks ... While the mother tries to master everyday life in Berlin between her job, family and her relationship, circle her thoughts about her lost child. What drove Eden into psychosis and dependency and what can she save? What remains of the mother role when the child chooses a destructive, foreign life? And what does it really mean to have an adult daughter - and let her go? An urgent novel about unconditional love, fainting and the agonizing struggle around proximity in a world in which every freedom has its price.
About the author:
The Periplaneta Tresen reading takes place every Friday. It is read and talked. It's about literature, art and the big questions. Entertaining, sometimes controversial and unpredictable in the dynamics.
Admission: 7 p.m., start: 7.30 p.m., entry 6,- €/8,- €.
About the book:
as Eden after numerous clinic stays return to the "normal" life, a painful search for her and the causes of her disappearance begins for her mother. In a moving letter, she reconstructs the life of her once talented, sports -loving daughter: happy childhood days, quiet warning signs, first breaks ... While the mother tries to master everyday life in Berlin between her job, family and her relationship, circle her thoughts about her lost child. What drove Eden into psychosis and dependency and what can she save? What remains of the mother role when the child chooses a destructive, foreign life? And what does it really mean to have an adult daughter - and let her go? An urgent novel about unconditional love, fainting and the agonizing struggle around proximity in a world in which every freedom has its price.
About the author:
The Periplaneta Tresen reading takes place every Friday. It is read and talked. It's about literature, art and the big questions. Entertaining, sometimes controversial and unpredictable in the dynamics.
Admission: 7 p.m., start: 7.30 p.m., entry 6,- €/8,- €.