It’s a new year – and an exciting time to kick off a new literary season!
The Reader Berlin is delighted to celebrate
the launch of Fatin Abbas’ debut, Ghost Season: A Novel.
🎤 Get ready to rock the mic at our next OPEN MIC Night! 🎉 This time, emceed by the one and only Will Buckingham—screenwriter, reader tutor, and all-around story wizard. 🪄✨ Where: Das Gift, Donaustrasse 119 (U-Bahn Rathaus Neukölln) When: Tuesday, Sept. 10 Doors open at 18:30, Sign-ups start at the door (first come, first … Read more
On July 5th, join us for the Berlin book launch of the much awaited FREAKSLAW by Jane Flett! Doors open at 19:00 @ Lettretage (Veteranenstrasse 21, 10119) It’s the summer of ’97 and the Scottish town of Pitlaw is itching for change. Enter the Freakslaw – a travelling funfair populated by deviant queers, a contortionist witch, … Read more
On June 28, join us at Lettretage for a listen of what Reader students have been working on this past year! We’re back! And we too can hardly believe that it’s already been a fall and a spring of workshops and writing! But all these poems have been composed, essays envisioned, and fiction imagined. … Read more
The Reader Berlin invites you to the Berlin book launch of THE SHINING MOUNTAINS with author Alix Christie in conversation with writer, publisher and journalist Joachim Zepelin. Accompanied by short fiction from Donovan Dennis. When: 11 December, 2023 Doors open at 19:00 and readings will start at around 19:30. Where: LettrĂ©tage (Veteranenstrasse 21, Mitte) … Read more
When: Saturday, September 16, 2023 Where: LettrĂ©tage (Vetranenstrase 21, Berlin-Mitte) Doors open at 19:00/ Readings begin at 19:30 Admission is free of charge. https://www.facebook.com/events/1514121302458805 An evening moderated by Sanders Isaac Bernstein. Our writers in Berlin have been penning personal essays, spinning out speculative flash fiction, writing poetry for the first time, trying out comedy writing, … Read more
The Berlin Book Launch of NOTES ON HER COLOUR by Jennifer Neal On July 4th, The Reading in collaboration with Daddy Magazine present the launch of One of Electric Literature’s Books by Women of Color to Read This Year! Florida kitsch swirls together with magical realism in this glittering debut novel about … Read more
The Berlin book launch of OUR WIVES UNDER THE SEA by Julia Armfield: with Mikaella Clements and Lizzy Yarwood When: Wednesday, May 31, 19:00 Where: LettrĂ©tage (Veteranenstrasse 1, Mitte) “Part bruisingly tender love story, part nerve-clanging submarine thriller” (The Times). OUR WIVES UNDER THE SEA is Julia Armfield’s chilling and tragic debut novel. Miri thinks … Read more
Where: Das Gift, Donaustrasse 119 (U-bahn Rathaus Neukölln) When: Tuesday, April 25; Doors open at 18:30. Sign up for a 5-minute reading slot at the door. OPEN MIC begins at 19:00. Cost: Free https://www.facebook.com/events/229553252919203?ref=newsfeed The next OPEN MIC – by The Reader Berlin – is back! — Our first OPEN MIC in February brought in 21 (!) … Read more
It’s a new year – and an exciting time to kick off a new literary season!
The Reader Berlin is delighted to celebrate
the launch of Fatin Abbas’ debut, Ghost Season: A Novel.
WE WANT A PARTY! So we are preparing a double bill at HALLESCHES HAUS on Monday December 19! On the first half, after our little set back in summer, Â The Reading # 3 is delighted to present an evening of conversation with Mikaella Clements and Onjuli Datta for the paperback launch of their novel, … Read more
The Reader Berlin is delighted to present, The Reading # 1! Let’s dive into Halloween and Scorpio season with an ecstatic celebration of queer gothic horror! On October 25th, we’ll be launching the paperback edition of Leon Craig’s short story collection, PARALLEL HELLS as part of the new Berlin reading series, The Reading.  Date: … Read more
Berlin, Summer 1926 The years of hardship and austerity are over. The people of Berlin have money in their pockets again and they want to go out dancing. Imported American jazz is the soundtrack of the summer and filling ballrooms, dance clubs and concert halls across the city. Â To young Berliners, like Pieps Podolsky, America … Read more