Berlins schönste Seiten – der Literaturpodcast
Janika Gelinek, Dr. Sonja Longolius, Felix MüllerWas man lesen sollte, gibt's jetzt zu hören: In "Berlins schönste Seiten", dem Literaturpodcast der Berliner Morgenpost und des Literaturhauses Berlin.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | 4 years ago |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Language |  German | Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsSociety & CultureBooks |
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In dieser Folge stellen wir drei aktuelle Literaturerscheinungen vor, die ganz unterschiedliche Perspektiven auf Leben, Beziehungen und Gegenwart eröffnen:
Glücklichere Tage – Einer der bedeutendsten kanadischen Romane des 20. Jahrhunderts erscheint... more
Sasha Filipenko: Die Elefanten (Diogenes 2026). Wenn plötzlich überall graue Riesen auftauchen und die Freiheit in Gefahr gerät.
Joan Didion: Notizen für John (Ullstein 2025). Wie lebt man mit Schicksalsschlägen? Das Tagebuch einer Psychoanalyse.
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Abbas Khider: Der letzte Sommer der Tauben (Hanser 2025)
Das Leben eines 14-Jährigen im Kalifat der Mudschaheddin.
Elias Hirschl: Schleifen (Zsolnay 2025)
Ein verrückt-vertrackter Roman über die Macht der Sprache in unserem Leben.
Carlo Levi: Die... more
Dius – Stefan Hertmans (Diogenes)
Kunst und Leben im engen Dialog: Stefan Hertmans erzählt von einer intensiven, ungewöhnlichen Männerfreundschaft – und von der Frage, wie sehr sich künstlerisches Schaffen und persönliches Dasein gegenseitig prägen... more
Jane Austen, Sämtliche Briefe (Manesse, 2025). Ein Einblick in den Alltag der großen Schriftstellerin.
Thomas Hettche, Sinkende Sterne, Kiepenheuer & Witsch 2023. Eine einsames Haus in den Bergen und eine Naturkatastrophe.
Clemens J. Setz: Rainer M... more
In dieser Folge stellen wir neue Romane von Arundhati Roy, Victor Heringer und Samanta Schweblin vor. Von Roys persönlicher Reise zur Schriftstellerin über Heringers Geschichte über Liebe und Verlust in der brasilianischen Militärdiktatur bis zu Schw... more
Katerina Poladjan: Goldstrand (S. Fischer 2025): Eine baufällige Villa in Rom und ein Mann auf der Couch - ein Panorama das 20. Jahrhunderts.
Tim Staffel: Wasserspiel (Kanon, 2025): Ein Thriller rund um Wasserknappheit und Geldmacherei.
Sinthujan V... more
Eloy Moreno: Unsichtbar (Fischer Sauerländer 2024). Ein bewegender Jugendroman über Mobbing und die Folgen.
Jokha Alharti: Herrinnen des Mondes (Dörlemann 2025). Ein Generationenbahn und ein Gesellschaftsbild des Oman.
Berit Glanz: Unter weitem Him... more
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