Reading by Theodora Bauer "Glühen"

To mark International Women's Day, Theodora Bauer tells a captivating, enigmatic love story in the midst of the beautiful and eerie pre-Alpine landscape - and of the search for closeness and truth in today's crisis-ridden world....

About the author:
Theodora Bauer, born in 1990, studied philosophy, journalism and communication studies in Vienna. She is the author of award-winning novels and theatre plays. Her debut novel ‘Das Fell der Tante Meri’ (2014) was on the ORF best list and nominated for the Alpha Literature Prize. Her second novel, ‘Chikago’ (2017), was praised as ‘linguistically and dramaturgically a great pleasure’. Bauer hosted the television programme literaTOUR for five years and lives in Vienna and Burgenland.
About the book:
Lima, a young woman, flees the stressful city for the mountains, where she stays with an old woman. At university she studies female desire, while in her private life she seeks a break from friends, family and the crisis-ridden present. But here, too, the dry forest crackles ominously. When she meets Michael, who seems to be from another time, a tender connection develops - until he suddenly disappears and the June heat becomes unbearable. Theodora Bauer tells a mysterious love story set against the backdrop of an eerily beautiful mountain landscape.

Event in German only!
Admission: from 7:15 pm, voluntary cultural contribution