All books of Europe/Emine Sadk/ Michał Nogaś/PJM

“All the books of Europe”, the author's series by Michał Nogasi created as part of the cooperation of Program 3 of Polish Radio, the Old Theatre and the European Capital of Culture 2029!

Once a month — first on the stage of the Old Theatre in Lublin, and then (as part of the retransmission) on Trójki radio — the host will talk with writers from our part of Europe. What does modern Central European literature live on? How much is she immersed in the past? What topics does he have to deal with? What links Lithuanian, Czech, Slovak, Slovenian prose with, for example, Estonian, German and Ukrainian prose? We will look for answers to these and many other questions together in Lublin! We invite you.

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Emine Sadk (born 1996) — writer, cultural activist, journalist. Organizer of cultural events combining Bulgarian cultural heritage with contemporary art. In her work, she emphasizes the importance of equal access to education, art and culture in rural areas. Her literary debut “Caravan with ravens” was nominated for many prestigious awards in Bulgaria. The novel has been translated into Spanish, translations are also being made into Italian, French, Ukrainian and Portuguese. As a journalist, she deals with cultural and social issues, including labour and seasonal migrants, rural youth, as well as the Turkish minority in Bulgaria, its language and culture during the communist era. Explores the history of Turkish music and gastarbeiter songs in Germany. She can be found in Amsterdam, Sofia and the village of Garwan, as well as throughout Europe on the tours of musical groups