Addonia is a British-Eritrean-Ethiopian novelist living in Brussels, running a writing school for refugees; Serrano is a journalist and debut novelist from Spain, and Tunç is an established all-rounder from Turkey. In dazzling works depicting the trials and tribulations of modern life, we meet refugee Hannah in London, young creative Marisa in Madrid, and a whole host of troubled characters in a Turkish psychiatric hospital.
With:
Sulaiman Addonia (Belgium)
Beatriz Serrano (Spain)
Ayfer Tunç (Turkey)
CHAIR: Toby Lichtig
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About the chair:
Toby Lichtig is the Fiction and Politics Editor of the Times Literary Supplement. He writes for a range of publications and has appeared as a guest critic on various television and radio programmes. He also freelances as a documentary producer. Toby was chair of judges of the 2018 JQ/Wingate Prize and of the EBRD Literature Prize 2020-23.
