Papenburg - Reading with Philipp Oehmke

Description

Emilia Papenburg has left her husband Benni and moved to New York with the children. The restart is supposed to free her from a family she believes she is failing – like her parents. But mother and father want to put the damaged structure back together: for moments of shared happiness, they accept old wounds, while Benni defends his freedom against any family obligation. With "pace and wit from the first page" (rbb radio3), Philipp Oehmke, after his celebrated debut "Schönwald," once again examines a German family in "Papenburg" (Piper) – and with it a society that promises autonomy and produces loneliness. Where does freedom end, and where does responsibility begin? ADMISSION: 16 EUR / 10 EUR Organizer: Stiftung Literaturhaus

Highlights

• Reading with Philipp Oehmke
• Theme: Family and Responsibility
• Admission: 16 euros / 10 euros

General Information

The reading takes place at the Literaturhaus Munich and addresses the challenges of a family in modern society. Philipp Oehmke presents his new book "Papenburg" and explores the themes of freedom and loneliness.

Location

Salvatorplatz 1, 80333 München, Germany

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