Is there value in turning the great works of literature into graphic novels?
Proust, Joyce, Musli, Bernhard. Graphic novel adaptations of great literary classics are hugely popular these days. But […]
Books
How stadtsprachen publishes work in dozens of Berlin’s native tongues
Publishing multilingual, original texts online, stadtsprachen magazine is showcasing Berlin's linguistic diversity.
Review
Die Katze auf dem heißen Blechdach: Translating the forbidden
A new production of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at Deutsches Theater attempts to bring the […]
Editor's Column
Why author Yoko Tawada’s Berlin is so much more than its stereotypes
On Berlin-based author Yoko Tawada, whose masterful multilingual novellas embody the city's spirit like few others.
Interview
It Takes a Villa: Literarisches Colloquium Berlin on building a lively literary location
Director Florian Höllerer and literary programmer Thorston Dönges talk about what's on store this summer at the […]
Q&A
‘The Reader’ director Sharon D. Mertins: “It’s like a playground for writers”
We spoke to Sharon D. Mertins, the Guatemalan 'Wahlberlinerin' and fiction writer who has been director of […]
