Games evening in the Radolfzell City Library
A selection of adult and family games is available.
Two employees of the city library will give a short introduction.
Admission is free.
Games evening in the Radolfzell City Library
A selection of adult and family games is available.
Two employees of the city library will give a short introduction.
Admission is free.
Dead or Alive Poetry Slam
We make the stage of the city library shake – with a literary competition in a class of its own, the Dead or Alive Poetry Slam. This special form of verbal duel is quite rightly called the supreme discipline of the poetry slam.
Actors slip into the roles of deceased writers and try to compete with the best poetry slammers in the German-speaking world. Do the works of the great writers from the afterlife still stand a chance against some of the strongest texts of current stage poetry? Or will they be immediately sent back to the grave by the audience vote? In the end, the audience will decide who will come out on top in this duel.
Moderation: Marvin Suckut
Games evening in the Radolfzell City Library
A selection of adult and family games is available.
Two employees of the city library will give a short introduction.
Admission is free.
Games evening in the Radolfzell City Library
A selection of adult and family games is available.
Two employees of the city library will give a short introduction.
Admission is free.
Games evening in the Radolfzell City Library
A selection of adult and family games is available.
Two employees of the city library will give a short introduction.
Admission is free.
Reading with Franzi Kopka
Franzi Kopka was born in 1990 in the Bergisches Land region as the daughter of a bookseller. She started making up her own stories for her three younger siblings at an early age. Today, the author lives with her husband and three cats and devotes herself entirely to writing. Her debut book for young people, “Gameshow”, immediately made it onto the Spiegelbestseller list.
Franzi Kopka reads from the trilogy “Honesty”: The world 2306. Wars and a pandemic have decimated humanity. To ensure peace in the future, all feelings have been eliminated and an implanted device forces people to answer all questions truthfully. The society established in Germany is divided into 8 rings. The privileged upper class lives in Ring 1, after Ring 8 unmarried people and so-called liars, people who are still capable of emotions and are persecuted as terrorists, are cast out. The 17-year-old first-person narrator Mae grew up in Ring 5. She does everything she can to hide her emotions from the surveillance state, but when she is selected for an elite matchmaking camp and subjected to weeks of tests, her flaw threatens to be exposed.
The event is aimed at teenagers and young adults aged 14 and over.
Location: Radolfzell City Library
Day: Wednesday, 12.11.2025
Time: 18.00 hrs
Free admission