Conversation lounge and writer's evening with Caspar Eric

Literature Collaboration (g) Published? sample the poetry with Caspar Eric's strong, intrusive, thoughtful poems.
Crip (from English: cripple, cripple) is Caspar Eric's new and perhaps angriest collection of poems.

It is a book about what it means to be disabled in today's Denmark. About why it's easier for us to talk about euthanasia than life support. And about why mothers again and again have to shout up without anyone answering.

They are also poems that try to find new hopes, new desires, and new ways in and out of the different bodies.

So come and be smarter! Come alone, or take your friend, mother, grandmother or uncle by the arm, and come for an evening where you will surely gain new perspectives on what it means to be human when identity, body and language no longer feel stable, but vulnerable and in motion.

(g) Published? is a collaboration in Valby between libraries, churches and high schools, which with conversations, author presentations, and a little wet and dry tries to bring together young and old people about the existential.

“Imagine if all of Valby read the same book” is the motto.

Info:Free admission, but registration required: Casper Eric ticket

Do you have any questions? Write to librarian Mads Kusk (makusk@kk.dk)
Further info: gudgivet.dk