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Berlin’s appetites in writers is certainly eclectic. From reportage to satire to slam poetry, this video introduces us to slam poet Bas Bottcher, radio reporter Carsten Beyer and social commentator Wladimir Kaminer, with chair Anna Funder.

Berlin is home to communities from across Europe and the world, cleaved by some of history’s deepest faultlines, always hungry for the first whiff of a new idea, Berlin is ideally suited to be an object of literary desire. The German capital veers between the laconically parochial and the fiercely global, between artistic greenhouse and political powerhouse, between well-oiled machine and anarchic melting-pot.

In Partnership with the Goethe-Institut Australien as part of Berlin Dayz, the German-Australian Arts Festival in Melbourne.

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21 Jan 2011

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Bas Bøttcher - hilarious!

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24 January at 12:00PM

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