Online reading of the volume of poetry “Gläserne Fehde” by Schirin Nowrousian – Bremer BuchPremiere (BBP)

The Bremen book premiere (BBP) of the volume of poetry "Gläserne Fehde" by Schirin Nowrousian is now available on our YouTube channel! The author reads from her work, Heidrun Immendorf from the Bremer Literaturkontor moderates the evening. "Gläserne Fehde" was published in November 2019 by Bremer Sujet Verlag and was supposed to celebrate its premiere in March 2020. The event could not take place due to the pandemic and the second date on November 3rd, 2020 had to be canceled at short notice. The BBP was then moved online and held as a zoom reading on November 19, 2020. Bremer BuchPremiere — a joint series of events organized by the Bremer Literaturkontor and the Bremen City Library. In cooperation with the Sujet Verlag.

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