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A French novelist with a gift for turning small human stories into books that are both funny and deeply moving, David Foenkinos comes to IaČi for an evening of conversation. From āDelicacyā to āCharlotteā, his writing moves easily between lightness and gravity, and readers around the world have taken it to heart. Ioana PĆ¢rvulescu will host the evening.
Parinoush Saniee is one of the most widely read Iranian writers of her generation, and her novels follow women's lives through decades of social and political change. Join us for a conversation about storytelling, memory and the courage to write about what matters, hosted by Robert Čerban.
Born in Sarajevo and long based in the United States, Aleksandar Hemon writes about exile, identity and the stories we carry with us. In books like The Lazarus Project and The Book of My Lives, he combines sharp intelligence with a distinctive, often playful voice. Marius Chivu will host the conversation.
Irish author Paul Lynch won the Booker Prize for Prophet Song, a gripping novel about a society sliding into authoritarianism, seen through the eyes of one family. This evening is a chance to hear him talk about the writing, the questions behind it and the power of fiction to make the unimaginable feel close. Radu Paraschivescu will host.
Gilbert Costache, Gelu DuminicÄ and Delia Grigore come together for an open conversation about history, representation and the narratives that shape how a community is seen, and how it sees itself. CÄtÄlin Striblea will host the evening.
