Thursday, June 4, 2009

Bukowski-Symposium - Andernach 2009

http://bukowski.net/forum/showthread.php?t=5746

The Charles-Bukowski-Society is proud to announce:
The BUKOWSKI-Symposium 2009
in Buk's birthtown Andernach (Germany)
Fri, 07th - Sun, 09th August 2009
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program:

FRIDAY
arriving, drinking, talking easy, getting to know each other, etc.

SATURDAY
10:00 Opening by the city major
10:30 Address by David Calonne (thereafter: open for questions by the audience)
12:00 lunch-break
13:30 Address by Abel Debritto (thereafter: open for questions by the audience)
15:00 Address by Jan Hallers (thereafter: open for questions by the audience)
18:00 public hearing: Building a literary memorial/museum in Bukowski's house-of-birth (to attend: deciders from the city including the major and the leader of the culture-department, the press, possible sponsors and the general public)
21:00 Evening-event: Bukowski-reading by Kersten Flenter and Harald Goldhahn (which will take place in a bar, where we can sit and drink and talk easy before, after and inbetween.)

SUNDAY
10:00 Members-meeting of the Bukowski-Society (internal stuff like electing a new board etc.)

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Our speakers:

DAVID S. CALONNE -
editor of 'Sunlight here I am' and 'Portions of a wine-stained notebook'

ABEL DEBRITTO -
has just finished his disertation about Bukowski and dug through thousands of pages of unknown correspondence and manuscripts.

JAN HALLERS -
has - together with JOCELYNE DESFORGES - started the new international magazin 'Buk-Scene'

evening program:

KERSTEN FLENTER -
has several live-programs, one of which deals speacially with Bukowski

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note:

The details aren't fixed yet. Especially the exact hours/ times of the addresses may vary.

The addresses will all be held in English.
The open-hearing about the memorial in Buk's house-of-birth will be in German, (but English speakers are invited to ask questions at it, which I will try to answer as good as possible then).
The evening-program will be in German.

If you'd like to attend as guests, we ask for registration to get things organized. (however, "registration" means nothing more than just telling me, you will come - and Do so.)

I'll be more than happy to help anybody with locating Andernach on the map and booking a hotel there.

Any questions?

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