Amok Mama: Rakete 2012
See the year out with a bang – Jacinta Nandi's next Lesebühne is on December 27 in Hipster-Paradise, Ä. more »
Dec 24, 2012 by Jacinta Nandi in The Berlin Blog
See the year out with a bang – Jacinta Nandi's next Lesebühne is on December 27 in Hipster-Paradise, Ä. more »
Dec 24, 2012 by Jacinta Nandi in The Berlin Blog
As an expat New Yorker Daniel Berg is a bit miffed about not being invited to the official commemoration services for the anniversary of 9/11, yet he still finds a lot to muse about as we cross the decade line since the attacks on the Twin Towers. more »
Sep 7, 2011 by Daniel Berg in The Berlin Blog (2 Comments)
German artists are so precious. Jacinta Nandi thinks they should all be forced to work 70 hours a week in McDonald's for a year. Then they'd stop whingeing about Lena and Mario Barth not having enough talent. more »
Aug 29, 2011 by Jacinta Nandi in The Berlin Blog (5 Comments)
Jacinta Nandi's boyfriend thinks she goes to far too many readings. But still, at least she doesn't expect him to shag her for three-and-a-half sodding hours. more »
Aug 1, 2011 by Jacinta Nandi in The Berlin Blog (5 Comments)
Tired of the same old reading nights where the chance of surprise is limited to when your mobile embarrassingly goes off? So were Thomas Götz von Aust and Andreas Schwarz. Dichter and Dichter vs. Borderlines is the antidote. more »
May 4, 2012 by Walter Crasshole in Stage
This month’s edition of our legendary night features a pair of acts that revel in spear-tipped words sure to kill the wails. Don't miss Danielle De Picciotto and The Methylated Spirits on Oct 26. more »
Oct 19, 2011 by D. Strauss in What's On
Novelist Ida Hattemer-Higgens reads from her well-received debut, The History of History and Dirk Markham swoops his guitar through loops into groups of sounds. more »
May 18, 2011 by D. Strauss in What's On
We're going to bed, and you're invited. EXBERLINER's 24-hour bed-in event begins this Friday. And we want to know: what would you do in bed with us? more »
Jan 3, 2011 by John Brendan in Zeitgeist
Dive into a wonderfully dense, ceaselessly entertaining trawl through the history of Memphis' cultural underground and criminal demimonde as Tav Falco reads from his book Mondo Memphis. Plus aftershow party with DJ Lobotomy. more »
by Honor Bulmer
Cellist by day, novelist by night: Chicago-based author Edward Kelsey Moore reads from his debut novel The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat as part of the US Embassy's series on new voices in American literature. more »
by Summer Banks
The US embassy is showcasing DuBois’ debut novel as part of the New Voices in American Lit project. It follows a chess champ, his fight against Putin and his relationship with a lost woman. more »
Poems, stories and essays are read by black writers who share a big love for their German homeland. In English and German. more »
