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Kapka Kassabova and Janne Teller in conversation with Adam Biles
What is Europe now? Identity, culture and the post-covid times
Europa28,
Europa offers a vast range of perspectives, from 28 outstanding European women (thinkers, writers, scientists, entrepreneurs and artists) looking at this ever-changing continent with fresh eyes and suggesting ways in which we might rebuild it.
Described by critics a modern Scheherezade, Kapka Kassabova (Bulgaria/UK) is the author of the polyphonic Border and To The Lake, deep psycho-geopgraphic dives into a transboundary Balkan ecology where the human condition is expored in all its facets.
Janne Teller is a critically acclaimed and best-selling Danish novelist and essayist; her work, including the well known Nothing, confronts philosophical questions in life and civilization and often sparks controversial debate.
Described by critics a modern Scheherezade, Kapka Kassabova (Bulgaria/UK) is the author of the polyphonic Border and To The Lake, deep psycho-geopgraphic dives into a transboundary Balkan ecology where the human condition is expored in all its facets.
Janne Teller is a critically acclaimed and best-selling Danish novelist and essayist; her work, including the well known Nothing, confronts philosophical questions in life and civilization and often sparks controversial debate.
