Im Morgen wachst ein Birnbaum with Fikri Anil Altintas In brief Date - 12 March 2024 Venue - Project Room 1.06, 50 George Square Speaker - Fikri Anıl Altıntaş (Berlin-based journalist and author) Format - Reading (in German) and Q&A (in English and German) Title - Im Morgen wächst ein Birnbaum Book your place for this free event About the event In collaboration with the DAAD (Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst; German Academic Exchange Service) and Centre Stage Deutsch, we are delighted to welcome Fikri Anıl Altıntaş to Edinburgh to read from his debut novel, “Im Morgen wächst ein Birnbaum” (“A pear tree grows in the morning”). Fikri Anıl Altıntaş is a journalist and author from Berlin. In his work, he discusses masculinity and role models, anti-feminism, and the (de)construction of non-white, Muslim-read masculinities in Germany. His literary debut "Im Morgen wächst ein Birnbaum" was published in April 2023 by btb Verlag. The novel is a personal search for clues to the question: What does masculinity mean? Following a reading from his novel, Fikri Anıl Altıntaş will answer questions in a bilingual (English and German) Q&A before a short reception. Author photograph © Benjamin Zibner. Are you interested in studying German at Edinburgh? Our four-year undergraduate programmes can be taken by students who have studied the language at school and also by complete beginners, with classes streamed in Year 1 according to how much prior experience you have. We also offer a Masters by Research and PhD in German, and a range of interdisciplinary taught masters programmes. Find out more about German at Edinburgh Mar 12 2024 18.30 - 20.00 Im Morgen wachst ein Birnbaum with Fikri Anil Altintas Join us for a reading and discussion of journalist Fikri Anıl Altıntaş' debut novel on the question of masculinity. Project Room 1.06 50 George Square University of Edinburgh EH8 9LH Find the venue: 50 George Square Book your place for this free event
Im Morgen wachst ein Birnbaum with Fikri Anil Altintas In brief Date - 12 March 2024 Venue - Project Room 1.06, 50 George Square Speaker - Fikri Anıl Altıntaş (Berlin-based journalist and author) Format - Reading (in German) and Q&A (in English and German) Title - Im Morgen wächst ein Birnbaum Book your place for this free event About the event In collaboration with the DAAD (Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst; German Academic Exchange Service) and Centre Stage Deutsch, we are delighted to welcome Fikri Anıl Altıntaş to Edinburgh to read from his debut novel, “Im Morgen wächst ein Birnbaum” (“A pear tree grows in the morning”). Fikri Anıl Altıntaş is a journalist and author from Berlin. In his work, he discusses masculinity and role models, anti-feminism, and the (de)construction of non-white, Muslim-read masculinities in Germany. His literary debut "Im Morgen wächst ein Birnbaum" was published in April 2023 by btb Verlag. The novel is a personal search for clues to the question: What does masculinity mean? Following a reading from his novel, Fikri Anıl Altıntaş will answer questions in a bilingual (English and German) Q&A before a short reception. Author photograph © Benjamin Zibner. Are you interested in studying German at Edinburgh? Our four-year undergraduate programmes can be taken by students who have studied the language at school and also by complete beginners, with classes streamed in Year 1 according to how much prior experience you have. We also offer a Masters by Research and PhD in German, and a range of interdisciplinary taught masters programmes. Find out more about German at Edinburgh Mar 12 2024 18.30 - 20.00 Im Morgen wachst ein Birnbaum with Fikri Anil Altintas Join us for a reading and discussion of journalist Fikri Anıl Altıntaş' debut novel on the question of masculinity. Project Room 1.06 50 George Square University of Edinburgh EH8 9LH Find the venue: 50 George Square Book your place for this free event
Mar 12 2024 18.30 - 20.00 Im Morgen wachst ein Birnbaum with Fikri Anil Altintas Join us for a reading and discussion of journalist Fikri Anıl Altıntaş' debut novel on the question of masculinity.
