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Brno Ostrava Bratislava/Prešov Львів

01. 07. Saturday / lørdag

19.00 – Czechia

Coke, dust and fire 8

02. 07. Sunday / søndag

19.00 – Czechia

Jaroslav Rudiš: Sky and Night

19.00 – Norway

Lars Saabye Christensen: Storyteller and Poet

03. 07. Monday / mandag

19.00 – Norway

Alexander Fallo: Poet of Instagram

19.00 – Czechia

Jiří Váňa Stigen: Heavenly!

04. 07. Tuesday / tirsdag

19.00 – Norway

Nina Grünfeld: Searching for Roots

19.00 – Czechia

Stanislav Beran: A Non-exhibiting Writer

05. 07. Wednesday / onsdag

19.00 – Norway

Bjarte Breiteig: The Story of a Neigbourhood

19.00 – Czechia

Kateřina Rudčenková: From Ludwig to Amália

06. 07. Thursday / torsdag

19.00 – Norway

Hanne Ørstavik: Intimacy as Horror

19.00 – Czechia

Jindřich Mann: He dazzled women!

07. 07. Friday / fredag

19.00 – Norway

Åsne Seierstad: War Reporter

19.00 – Czechia

Bogdan Trojak: Kumštkabinet with glutaman

08. 07. Saturday / lørdag

19.00 – Norway

Helga Flatland: Divorce the Norwegian Way

19.00 – Czechia

Pave Petr

09. 07. Sunday / søndag

19.00 – Norway

Gabi Gleichmann: Elixir

19.00 – Czechia

Jan Šulc: It Is Important To Say What I Think

10. 07. Monday / mandag

19.00 – Norway

M. Seppola Simonsen: Kven Poetry

19.00 – Czechia

Sylva Fischerová: Don't We Actually Live Different Lives?

11. 07. Tuesday / tirsdag

19.00 – Norway

Kjartan Fløgstad: Engaged and Magical

19.00 – Czechia

Michal Šanda: Sink Full of Blues

12. 07. Wednesday / onsdag

19.00 – Norway

Are Kalvø: Stand-up, Mountains, Books

19.00 – Czechia

Karel Veselý: Can Music Change the World?

13. 07. Thursday / torsdag

19.00 – Norway

Jørn Lier Horst: Former Detective

19.00 – Czechia

Miloš Doležal: Fury and Flower and Stingray

14. 07. Friday / fredag

19.00 – Norway

Vigdis Hjorth: Uproar over Autofiction

19.00 – Czechia

Ivan Palacký: A Crack in the Darkness

15. 07. Saturday / lørdag

19.00 – Czechia

Petr Hruška & Ťovajz a spol.: Best Song

16. 07. Sunday / søndag

19.00 – Norway

Camilla Bøksle: To Grandpa With Love

19.00 – Czechia

Petra Hůlová: It's a Lot...

17. 07. Monday / mandag

19.00 – Norway

Audun Mortensen: Art as Provocation

19.00 – Czechia

Ondřej Buddeus: It's a Ride

18. 07. Tuesday / tirsdag

19.00 – Norway

Erlend Wichne: Midsummer Bonfire

19.00 – Czechia

Filip Klega, Eva Marie Růžena, Martin Dytko, Tomáš Štiler: The Four World Sides of Lyricism

19. 07. Wednesday / onsdag

19.00 – Norway

Gunstein Bakke: A Novel? Poetry and Essay

19.00 – Czechia

Jan Novák: Life, Time, Money

20. 07. Thursday / torsdag

19.00 – Norway

Susanne Skogstad: Sarah, Grief, Loneliness

19.00 – Czechia

Simona Racková: City, Dances, Dogs

21. 07. Friday / fredag

19.00 – Norway

Øystein Stene: Action and philosophy

19.00 – Czechia

Jaroslav Kovanda: Outside the Window Kovanda

22. 07. Saturday / lørdag

19.00 – Czechia

Lotta Elstad: Of Love and the Abyss

19.00 – Czechia

Vasilios Chaleplis, Vojtěch Beránek, Ondřej Hrabal: Vigvam in Ostrava

23. 07. Sunday / søndag

19.00 – Norway

Linn Strømsborg: Why Children?

19.00 – Slovakia

Michal Habaj, Michal Tallo, Katarína Kucbelová: DAV

24. 07. Monday / mandag

19.00 – Norway

Arne Ruset: Slow and Steady

19.00 – Czechia

Jiří Dědeček: Moving Target

25. 07. Tuesday / tirsdag

19.00 – Norway

Fredrik Brattberg: The Ferdinand Vaněk Prize

19.00 – Czechia

Aleš Kauer: A Wonderful Female Quality

26. 07. Wednesday / onsdag

19.00 – Norway

Simon Stranger: In the House of Evil

19.00 – Czechia

Jaromír Typlt: It's the Speech Itself...

27. 07. Thursday / torsdag

19.00 – Norway

Kjersti Halvorsen

19.00 – Czechia

Anna Beata Háblová: Not Much Described

28. 07. Friday / fredag

19.00 – Norway

Maria Navarro Skaranger: Rising Star

19.00 – Czechia

Anna Cima: The Highest Form of Entertainment

29. 07. Saturday / lørdag

19.00 – Czechia

Harakiri Czurakami: Young Blood

19.00 – Norway

Kjersti A. Skomsvold: Loneliness, Death and Love

30. 07. Sunday / søndag

19.00 – Norway

Kjersti Anfinnsen: Until Absolute Silence

19.00 – Czechia

Daniel Hradecky: On the Battlefield

31. 07. Monday / mandag

19.00 – Norway

Nina Lykke: Life Upside Down

20.30 – Slovakia

Sunbrella: Heartworn

01. 08. Tuesday / tirsdag

19.00 – Norway

Stein Torleif Bjella: Songwriter & Writer

19.00 – Czechia

Brno goes to Ostrava

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