"Alles Liebe"

Description

In "Alles Liebe" Ronja von Rönne tells stories of people who love, lie, become dependent or make others dependent on them. Laura understood how sympathy works even as a child. Barbara fills her empty house with mail-order catalogs and a man who doesn't exist. Heike has been living in a house that belongs to her mother-in-law for thirty years and dreams of a garden she will never have. Christina diminishes the world with her art because she can't bear it otherwise. It was said about Ronja von Rönne's writing that her words don't need "a story, a plot, or pathos, they only need themselves" (Berliner Morgenpost). She has the talent to "turn even the most tragic moments into comedy" (rbb). Deutschlandradio describes her tone as "pointed, humorous, sometimes tender." Ronja von Rönne, born in 1992, is a writer, journalist, and presenter. In 2015, she read at the Ingeborg Bachmann Prize. From 2017 to 2022, she hosted the show "Streetphilosophy" on Arte. Since autumn 2023, she has been seen in the new format "Unhappy." She writes for ZEIT and ZEIT Online. Her novel "Ende in Sicht" became a bestseller.

Highlights

• Reading by Ronja von Rönne
• Humorous and pointed storytelling
• Bestselling author with a diverse background

General Information

The reading "Alles Liebe" by Ronja von Rönne addresses the complex relationships between people. It sheds light on dependencies and the search for love in various life situations. The event takes place in Hamburg and offers insight into the author's unique writing style.

Location

Alter Wall 20, 20457 Hamburg, Germany

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