Recommended summer reading: Novel-based literature
News Article: A Literary Event in Bruges
Prepare for an enriching literary experience as renowned actor Wolfgang Schiffer will be reading selected passages from the gripping novel, "The Missing Hours," by Wolfgang Schiffer and Ulrich Faure. The event, taking place on the 25th of August at the Literary Summer in Bruges, Belgium, promises to be a captivating exploration of history, memory, and the human spirit.
Set in Flanders in 1922, "The Missing Hours" follows the story of Noen Merckem, a man who served in World War I and lost his memory. Living in a psychiatric institution, Merckem's life takes an unexpected turn when a woman, Julienne, arrives seeking her missing husband. The novel delves into the trauma and complexities faced by war survivors, exploring the aftermath of the war's toll on individuals and relationships.
German translator Ulrich Faure will be present at the event, providing a German translation of selected passages from the book. He will also share insights into his work on the novel, offering a unique perspective on the emotional and historical depth of the story.
Wolfgang Schiffer's reading promises to bring the novel to life, immersing the audience in the heart-wrenching narrative. Unfortunately, the author of "The Missing Hours" will not be present at the event.
Tickets for this thought-provoking event can be obtained via email at [email protected]. Don't miss out on this opportunity to engage with a compelling story and gain a deeper understanding of the human experience in the aftermath of war.
[1] The Remembered Soldier by Anjet Daanje [2] "The Missing Hours" by Wolfgang Schiffer and Ulrich Faure [3] Noen Merckem lives in a psychiatric institution and has lost his memory due to his experiences as a soldier in the war.
Enhance your lifestyle with a captivating literary event as Wolfgang Schiffer's selection from "The Missing Hours" offers an immersive experience into the heart-wrenching narrative, explored further through German translator Ulrich Faure's presence and insights. Additionally, for those who prefer books in German, this event also includes German translations of select passages from the novel.
