Conrad Festival 2022
CommunitiesUnica Zürn. A Knife in the Wound
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Translation as a Form of an Anagram A Discussion with Małgorzata Łukasiewicz and Natalia Kruszyna
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A Queer Reading Lesson with Maja Heban
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Community as a Challenge. Meeting with Roberto Esposito
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The Rights of all Beings. Meeting with Eva Meijer
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About People that No One Cares About. Meeting with Óscar Martínez
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Baby Broker / Broker
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A Queer Reading Lesson with Joanna Ostrowska
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What is the Community Afraid of? Meeting with Verena Kessler
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Silesianness Wanted Immediately Meeting with Zbigniew Rokita
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Portraits of New Worlds. Meeting with Alfian Sa’at
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Godland
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A Queer Reading Lesson with Remigiusz Ryziński
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An Unpalatable Family. Meeting with Shalom Auslander
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The Author in the Digital World
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Relations, Relationships, Dependencies. Meeting with Leïla Slimani
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Eviction. Discussion with the participation of Sylwia Chutnik, Michał Kmiecik, Michał Otłowski and Jakub Żulczyk
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Tini zabutykh predkiv/ Cienie zapomnianych przodków
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A Queer Reading Lesson with Błażej Warkocki
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Why Do We Need Compulsory Reading?
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What Will the Book Market Be Like in 10 Years’ Time? The Publishers’ Perspective
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Games Played by Two A Discussion on Unica Zürn with Friederike Beck and Sabine Scholl
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Classics Known and Discovered: Retranslations and New Translations
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Remembering. Meeting with Tanya Malyarchuk
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When Will the 20th Century End? Meeting with Artur Domosławski
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Les Jeux à deux
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Zen of the Peszeks. Meeting with Maria and Jan Peszek
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A Queer Reading Lesson with Aldona Kobus
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Connecting Emerging Literary Artists. Speed Dating: Publishers and Translators
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The Right to Facts
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Beyond Drama and Towards Prose. A Discussion with Marta Sokołowska, Ishbel Szatrawska and Szczepan Twardoch
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Connecting Emerging Literary Artists. New Voices from Europe, or a Literary Soiree at the Potocki Palace & Open Mic
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Ukraine, or the West. Meeting with Mykola Riabchuk
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With a Story into the Darkness. Meeting with Mariana Enriquez
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November
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Wolf Tracks A Meeting and Workshop with Daniel Mizieliński and Michał Figura
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How to Invite an Author?
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Bookshops: How to Save Oneself?
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Ancient Communities. Meeting with Ewa Klekot and Andrzej Muszyński
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Tilda, Lukas, Andrus and Other Charming Dust Angels A Meeting with Andrus Kivirähk
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Ukraine: what next? How to support the Ukrainian book industry and cultural audiences?
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The Prix Goncourt. Meeting with Mohamed Mbougar Sarr
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Reading Ukraine. Natalka Bilotserkivets and her guests: Urszula Honek, Ryszard Krynicki, Joanna Oparek, Michał Sobol
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We Haven’t Lost Our Way
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A Devil, a Kratt, a Trupibut and Others. Meeting with Andrus Kivirähk
A Devil, a Kratt, a Trupibut and Others. Meeting with Andrus Kivirähk
Host: Anna Michalczuk-Podlecki
In Estonian folklore, the devil was known by various nicknames, such as Old Spitfire, Old Crosspatch and even Old Bachelor. It is clearly seen that what all his emanations had in common was advanced age. Kratts were creatures that people made from non-essential objects in order to breathe into them souls ransomed from the devil and make them domestic helpers. A Trupibut, on the other hand, was a ghost – powerful and terrible; so terrible that anyone who saw it dropped dead. This peculiar trinity appears – along with other protagonists – in Andrus Kivirähk’s novel Rehepapp ekh November. We will talk to the author about the importance of folklore for contemporary literature, the influence of fairy tales and fables on our collective imagination, as well as about the difference between the real and the imaginary, if there is any.
29 October, at 18:30
An Exit from the Dream House. Meeting with Carmen Maria Machado
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Tomasz’s Mission, or Philosophy for Everyone
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Let’s Fly Away! By Aeroplane! A Meeting and Workshop with Jacek Ambrożewski
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Football and Anti-Semitism. A Discussion with Michał Okoński and Rafał Rosół
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About Poland from Outside of Poland. A Discussion with Natasza Goerke, Weronika Gogola and Grażyna Plebanek
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The Kraków UNESCO City of Literature Writing Academy. We Must Do Better, or a Masterclass by Jan Gondowicz
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An Escape from Conrad’s Hell. Meeting with Michał Komar
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The Hell of Two People Is Hotter. Meeting with Ayfer Tunç
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Conrad Award Gala
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