On August 31 and September 1, the Tolstov Society Hannover, in cooperation with the Cultural Initiative project of the Jewish Community of Hannover, will hold literary readings "Poets Against Terror". The Hanover program features well-known authors from various countries. You can hear Michael Sherba, Anna Germanova, Dmitry Dragilev, Alyona Maksakova, Sergey Gaponov, Konstantin Konson and others. Guests from abroad: Maria Granovskaya (Italy), Vadim Volkov (Bulgaria), Olga Zvereva (Netherlands), Yuri and Vera Rechter, Evgenia Bosina, Irina Sapir (Israel), as well as virtual participants: Emilia Pesochina, Galina Itskovich (USA), Ludmila Svirskaya (Czech Republic), Irina Chudnova (China), Yulia Safronova (Russia/Cyprus). In pauses - jazz improvisations performed by K. and A. Schneider.
Coffee, tea, snacks are free of charge.
In Berlin, literary readings "Poets Against Terror"in cooperation with the project "Cultural Initiative" headed by Tatiana Korsunskaya will be held on September 2. Russian-speaking writers from Bulgaria, Israel, Italy, China, Cyprus, Israel, the Netherlands, the United States, Ukraine, the Czech Republic and many German cities, including Potsdam and Berlin, will participate.
Tatiana Korsunskaya, Dnepropetrovsk / Hannover - poet and writer , presents her book "My surname Bronstein", organizer of the festival "Hannover Spring" and "Poets Against Terror"
Grigory Arosev. Literator, journalist. Author of six books and several hundred publications. Founder and editor-in-chief
of the literary magazine "Berlin.Berega". Finalist of the literary awards "Big Book"-2020 and "Poetry"-2021. Lives in Berlin.
Mila Born - screenwriter, writer, member of the "Union of Writers of the XXI century", author of the books "Hungry Island", "Children of Hameln". She graduated from the Gorky Literary Institute. Gorky Literary Institute and scriptwriting faculty of VGIK. Author of poetry, prose, monographs, essays. In 2019 she became a diploma winner of the 39th VGIK International Festival in the category "Screenplay of a feature film". Currently lives in Berlin.
Boris Shapiro, Berlin, presents one of his latest poetry collections: "Waters of the Earth" , "Three Fools" and "B-flat".
Maria Grabovskaya (Maria Shcherbina), Italy (teaches at the University of Turin). Ukrainian poetess, Kharkiv resident. Author of collections of poems "I am your pain", "After and in time", "Troenochie". Laureate of the prize B. Slutsky for the book "Troenochie". He is a member of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine and the National Union of Journalists of Ukraine. Candidate of Philosophy.
Zhenya Markova (Berg), born in Ukraine, lived 6 years in Israel, since 2001 lives in Berlin. Editor of the literary magazine "Berlin. Shores.". Many times took first places in poetry slams in Berlin, Hamburg, Nuremberg.
Inessa Rosenfeld is an artist and poet, journalist. She is the author of poetry collections "The Cup of Silence" and "Asymmetry of Internal Time". Laureate of various festivals and competitions. Born in Odessa, lives in Potsdam. Editor of "Alef" newspaper of Potsdam Jewish community, member of lito "Rishon", Israel.
Sergey Gaponov. Born in Moscow. Graduated from Moscow State University. Since 2012 lives in Berlin. Teacher of elementary school (Brandenburg). Author of five poetry collections ("One Hundred and Ten", 2008, "The Caller", 2012, "Poems without Size", 2014, "Insomnia".
Zvereva Olga, Netherlands, Haarlem. Sociolinguist, author of scientific articles on Ukrainian-Russian borderland, language contacts and two collections of poems.Winnerand prize-winner of Ukrainian poetry festivals.
Inna Kalina is a Ukrainian poet from Hannover. At the reading presents a collective book "Tales from the Underground"
Konstantin Konson - poet and writer from Stuttgart. Presents his new book, "Korach. A Novel About Time"
Eugenia Bosina is a poet from Israel. Born in Kiev, she graduated from the Philfak of Kiev State University. In 1990 she lives in Israel, teaches Russian language. She is a member of the Union of Russian-speaking writers of Israel, a laureate of the D. Samoilov prize of the SPSI, the author of 5 poetry collections. Published in Israeli and foreign editions: "Time and Place", "Jerusalem Journal", "Emigrant Lyre", "Far East", "Southern Lights" and others. Winner and laureate of various international literary contests.
Yuri Tkachev, PhD, lecturer at the University of Göttingen (Department of Slavic Studies). He was born in 1969 in Chernivtsi. Author of the collection of poetry "Many Points", published in various literary almanacs and collections in different European countries, participant of international literary competitions. Since 2001 lives in Hannover (Germany).
Dmitry Dragilev (Riga/Berlin) is a poet, musician, journalist and translator. Author of five books of poetry and two books on music history. Chairman of the Commonwealth of Russian-speaking writers in Germany "SLOG". Presentation of a new book of poems "To Believe Corrected"
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