here - Slavenka Drakulić

ENGLISH PROGRAM
Spring has sprung in the city and it is teeming
with life. There are books and authors
everywhere you look. It’s finally time for the
Festival of Literature in Lillehammer!
Among the international highlights are the
Belarusian Nobel Prize nominee Svetlana
Aleksijevitsj, one of the leading figures of British
literature, Julian Barnes, and the young, Danish
poet Yahya Hassan. Read up ahead of time, so
you will get even more out of the
experience when you see the authors on stage.
With a focus on freedom of expression and
authors’ struggles with the words, a geographic
plunge into the social conditions and literature of
Russia and Eastern Europe, the powerful works of
Nordic authors, a dose of new Norwegian drama,
poetry and food on the menu, it is our pleasure
to welcome you to a festival that we hope will not
only entertain, challenge, and inspire you but also
provide you with new knowledge!
PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS
OPENING
The opening performance will be a dramatic
homage to Sigrid Undset, on her birthday. Ellen
Horn has been cast in the role of Undset. Other
cast members are Norwegian authors Herbjørg
Wassmo and Synne Lea, along with Croatian
author Slavenka Drakulić, and Marie Aljokhina from
the Russian punk poetry group Pussy Riot.
Read more on page 7
Through the literary encounters and lectures you
will have the chance to experience during this
year’s festival, an arc is drawn extending all the
way from the smallest of stories told in personal
voices, to the large social issues about war, peace,
democracy and freedom of expression.
We can offer six festival days and more than 200
scheduled events. So if you are fond of literature
and debate and are looking for a social meeting
place with a focus on books, then Lillehammer is
the place to be on 20–25 May. Feel free to create
your own festival itinerary by selecting your
favourites!
GALA EVENING
PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS
WELCOME
WELCOME TO THE FESTIVAL!
We will celebrate literature through a multigenre gala evening: Novels, shorts stories and
poetry of significance will fill the evening. We
start off with an encounter with Julian Barnes,
one of the leading figures of British literature. This will be Barnes’ first appearance on
stage at a Norwegian literature event, here in
meeting and conversation with Linn Ullmann.
In addition there will be a reading by the
Danish star poet Yahya Hassan and a meeting
with Norway’s foremost short story author Kjell
Askildsen.
Read more on page 14
POETRY AND DANCE
Marit Borkenhagen
Festival Director
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Lina Undrum
Mariussen
Artistic Adviser
Randi Høiholt-Vågsnes
Head of Pegasus and
project coordinator
Annette Seglem
Production
coordinator
How might a poem appear if it were expressed
through contemporary dance? Dancer
Henriette Hamli interprets readings by Steinar
Opstad, Gunnar Wærness and Cecilie Løveid.
Read more on page 9
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UKRAINE ON FIRE
What are the greatest challenges facing Ukraine today?
Don’t miss the meeting with author Andrej Kurkov, who is
considered one of Ukraine’s foremost contemporary authors.
Kurkov’s literary breakthrough came with the satirical novel
Picknick on the Ice, a dark, absurd comedy from post-Soviet Ukraine. He has in recent times lived in the midst of the
ongoing uprisings and violence in Kiev. Read more on page 15
SVETLANA ALEKSIJEVITSJ
She has written about life following the nuclear accident in
Chernobyl, about Soviet women’s contribution during the Second
World War and about the life of Soviet people in the aftermath of
communism. In the autumn of 2013 she was among those heading
the shortlist of nominees for the Nobel Prize in literature. The
Belarusian author Svetlana Aleksijevitsj will participate in and be
in the spotlight for a number of events during the festival.
Read more on pages 17, 19
THE YEAR’S BJØRNSON LECTURER: SLAVENKA DRAKULIC
Slavenka Drakulić has written about life under
communism, in wartime and violations against women in
article form, novels and non-fiction. As a women’s rights
activist she has had a particular focus on the impact
of the communist regime and subsequent wars on the
situation of women in the Balkans. She left Croatia due
to threats as a result of her unflinching descriptions of
the human beings and cultural and political unrest in the
region. Drakulić will also take part in the Opening
Performance and two author meetings.
Read more on pages 7, 10, 12, 13
TRANSGRESSIONS:
NORWEGIAN-POLISH SHORT STORY MEETING
Do Norwegian and Polish contemporary short fiction have
anything in common, and if so, what? We have invited two
Norwegian and two Polish short story authors to meet for
readings and conversation: Mikkel Bugge, Laila Stien, Marek
Bienczyk and Inga Iwasiów. Read more on page 11
FINALE
Loneliness and small town life in Norway are recurring
themes in Bjella’s melancholy lyrics. For Vonde visu (Oh Yeah!)
("Songs of Pain (Oh Yeah!)") he was awarded the Norwegian
music prizes Spellemannprisen, Prøysenprisen and Bendiksenprisen. On his most recent album Heim for å døy (Home to die)
a darker Bjella emerges. With greater variation and a rougher
expression he delivers a modern Norwegian classic.
Read more on page 21
PUSSY RIOT
Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, Maria Alyokhina and Yekaterina
Samutsevich were charged with hooliganism and
sentenced to two years’ inprisonment after having
performed a protest song against Putin in the Cathedral
of Christ the Saviour in Moscow. They were later pardoned
and released. Maria Alyokhina are coming to Lillehammer
and will speak about their work and several filmmakers,
artists and activists.
Read more on pages 6, 10
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PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS
PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS
PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS
BUY TICKETS IN ADVANCE!
If you have a festival pass, this gives you admission to all events, space permitting
and unless otherwise specified. By purchasing a supplementary ticket for NOK 10 you
can reserve a seat at the events that may be filled to capacity. Supplementary tickets and
individual tickets can be purchased at eBillett or at the festival office up to 11 PM on the evening
before the day the events take place. Tickets are sold at ordinary price at the door starting a
half-hour before the event. See the information on p. 23 and for each programme item.
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TUESDAY 7:00 – 8:30 PM | MAIHAUGSALEN
Herbjørg Wassmo, Slavenka Drakulić, Synne
Lea, Ellen Horn and Pussy Riot are among the
artists to be found on stage for the opening
performance, which this year will take place
on Sigrid Undset’s birthday.
Welcome to a performance in which literature
and the conditions for literature in society are
explored. A literary performance that we hope
will be both thought-provoking and entertaining, and ask questions of relevance from both
a social and artist’s perspective.
PUSSY RIOT VS. PUTIN
TUESDAY 2:00 PM | LILLEHAMMER KINO
What is in fact happening in Russia?
Does Putin want to tighten an iron grip as a
Russian dictator and come down hard on all
rebellious and artistic activity? The reactions
against the feminist punk group Pussy Riot is
just one of several examples of violations of
freedom of expression and artistic freedom in
the country. Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, Maria
Alyokhina and Yekaterina Samutsevich were
charged with hooliganism and sentenced to two
years in prison after having performed a protest
song aginst Putin at the Cathedral of Christ the
Saviour in Moscow. They were later pardoned
and released. Maria Alyokhina will be in Lillehammer together with the filmmakers Taisiya
Krugovykh and Vasily Bogatov and the activists
and artists Lusine Dzhanyan and Aleksei
Nekrasov. They will talk about Russia, activism
and freedom of expression. Film clips from the
documentary Pussy vs. Putin. Moderator: Aage
Borchgrevink.
NOK 100 | Book signing and sales
The event will be in English
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HÅKON GULLVÅG AND SLIMAN
MANSOUR-FESTIVALUTSTILLING 2014
TUESDAY 5:00 PM | GALLERI ZINK | EXHIBITION OPENING
Galleri ZINK welcomes you to the year’s festival
exhibition, featuring Håkon Gullvåg and Sliman
Mansour.
Works by Palestinian Sliman Mansour and
Norwegian Håkon Gullvåg will be presented
here, two of the respective countries’ foremost
contemporary artists. Both have exhibited their
work extensively, both nationally and internationally. Although their artistic expressions are
different, we find a number of convergences,
not least through a shared interest in issues of
current social relevance. The exhibition will be
up from 20 May – 15 June 2014.
Organiser: Galleri ZINK | Free of charge
as a whole. The winners of the Dobloug Prize and
Eckbos Legat’s cultural prize will be announced
during the opening of the Norwegian Festival of
Literature.
Portions of the production will be in English.
NOK 300
TUESDAY 20 MAY
TUESDAY 20 MAY
OPENING PERFORMANCE
The performance will simultaneously pay
homage to Sigrid Undset, on her birthday. We
enter her literary production at a point in time
where a great deal was at stake, when Undset
was forced to leave Bjerkebæk and Norway
due to the German occupation in 1940. From
exile in America, Undset wrote with passionate
engagement letters, articles and lectures on the
themes of oppression, resistance, exile, literature and the necessity of self-expression. Actress
Ellen Horn will perform the role of Undset.
We have invited Norwegian authors Herbjørg
Wassmo and Synne Lea, the Croatian author
Slavenka Drakulić, as well as Maria Aljokhina
from the Russian punk poetry group Pussy Riot
to take part using their own texts.
The performance is beautifully framed by
the music of Ragnhild and Eldbjørg Hemsing.
Dancers from the Lillehammer & Gjøvik
Dansesenter will take part under the
direction of Silje Onstad Haalien.
Jørgen Damskau is director of the production
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WEDNESDAY 11:00 AM
LILLEHAMMER KUNSTMUSEUM, KAFEEN
Sliman Mansour is viewed as one of the
foremost painters in Palestine. In his works, the
Israeli occupation is a consistent and recurring
theme, and he is co-author of the book Both
Sides of Peace. Håkon Gullvåg has held a central
position on the Norwegian art scene since his
breakthrough as an artist at Galleri Dobloug
in 1983. He has since 2008 painted a series of
artworks employing motifs and impressions
from acts of war in Gaza and on the West Bank.
About this he has said: “I have painted in a wild
rage.” Mansour and Gullvåg met and developed
their friendship through their paintings and
together organised the exhibition “Situasjoner”
(“Situations”) in Trondheim and Ramallah in
2008. Meet them in conversation with journalist
and former foreign correspondent Sidsel Wold.
NOK 100
which is about the 13-year old Conor and his
difficulties handling that his mother has cancer.
“There are books that tear down all defence
mechanisms. And then there you sit alone with
the book and your own heart,” Tyra T. Tronstad
wrote about the book on her blog. Meet
American author Patrick Ness in conversation
with Tyra T. Tronstad.
Age group: Young people | Free of charge
The event will be in English
POETRY AND DANCE WEDNESDAY 2:00 PM |
LILLEHAMMER KUNSTMUSEUM, STORE SAL
FAMILY SECRETS WEDNESDAY 12:00 AM
GALLERI ZINK | WORDS AND PICTURES
A MONSTER CALLS
WEDNESDAY 12:00 AM | BINGO’N | GROTTEN
A Monster Calls is a project that was started
by British author Siobhan Dowd, but which she
never had the opportunity to finish because she
was afflicted with cancer and died. Patrick Ness
picked up the baton and completed the book,
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event. In his keynote lecture he will talk about
his life as a reader and author, from his first
meeting with books as a child, via his book
collector’s mania, to the topic of his own writing
process, and about the challenges of today
related to the role of the printed book in the
digital age. Introduction by Ellen Svendsen.
NOK 100 | Book signing and sales | The lecture
will be in English
One morning a little girl gets up earlier than
usual, and she discovers something unbelievable, something which her mother has until now
kept to herself. A secret that makes her and
her family different from everybody else. How
can she behave normally after having learned
this? Meet last year’s ALMA (Astrid Lindgren
Memorial Award) winner, the Argentina author
and illustrator Isol (Marisol Misenta) in conversation with illustrator Per Dybvig.
Moderator: Veronica Salinas.
For children | Free of charge
The event will be in Spanish and Norwegian
How might a contemporary poem look if
expressed through contemporary dance?
Dancer Henriette Hamli interprets the readings
of three of Norway’s most important poets:
Steinar Opstad, Gunnar Wærness and Cecilie
Løveid. Henriette Hamli has studied dance at
the Oslo National Academy of the Arts and has
a Bachelor’s degree in Jazz dance. She now
works as a freelance dancer and has taken part
in both and POP, MOVE and RESIDENS at Dance
House Norway. She has previously interpreted
texts through dance with Geir Langslet and Tove
Tandberg Krafft in a project called Light Of Love.
There will be readings from both published and
unpublished poems – come and be surprised!
NOK 100 | Book signing and sales
JULIAN BARNES: «A LIFE WITH BOOKS»
WEDNESDAY 3:00 PM | LILLEHAMMER BIBLIOTEK
KEYNOTE LECTURE
The British author Julian Barnes has an
abundant literary production under his belt and
in 2011 he received the Man Booker Prize for the
novel The Sense of an Ending. At the Norwegian
Festival of Literature 2014 he appears for the
first time on stage at a Norwegian literature
WEDNESDAY 21 MAY
WEDNESDAY 21 MAY
SACRED LAND AND WILD RAGE.
ART TRANSCENDING BORDERS
ISOL
WEDNESDAY 3:00 PM GALLERI ZINK | NEVER A GROWN-UP
“The illustrator as author. About finding a unique
language for each book.” Isol (Marisol Misenta)
is an Argentenian author of picture books and
an illustrator. She debuted in 1997 with Vida de
Perros (“A Dog’s Life”). She both writes and
illustrates her own books, illustrates the works of
other authors, and has for periods of time been
the in-house illustrator for one of Argentina’s
largest newspapers. Isol has won a number of
prizes and awards, and in 2013 she received
the prestigious Astrid Lindgren Memorial
Award (ALMA). In addition to Vida de Perros,
also Secreto de familia (“Family Secrets”) and
Nocturne: Dream Recipes have been translated
into Norwegian. Meet Isol in conversation with
the Swedish picture book critic Ulla Rhedin
about the process behind her picture books.
NOK 100 | The event will be in English
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NORDIC FANTASY, WHAT IS IT?
For this year’s Bjørnson lecturer, Slavenka
Drakulić, fiction and society cannot be viewed
in isolation from each other: She has written
novels about the war in the Balkans, about rape
in a prison camp in Serbia, about people in need
of organ transplants, and she is interested in
women’s experiences of their own bodies, of
vulnerability, sexuality, aging. What does she
think about the relation between reality and
literature? Slavenka Drakulić meets Mustafa Can
for a discussion.
NOK 100 | The event will be in English
In 2013 Seita Meri Vuorela was awarded the first
The Nordic Council Children and Young People’s
Literature Prize for the book Karikko. She will be
interviewed here by Stig Elvis Furset.
HVELVET | INTERNATIONAL AUTHORS MEETING
READING – BLOOD AND ROSES BY KATE PENDRY
WEDNESDAY 5:00 – 7:00 PM | KULTURHUSET BANKEN,
HOLBØSALEN | DRAMA
In Blood and Roses the ghost of Marilyn Monroe
meets Jackie Kennedy as Jackie is praying
beside her dead husband’s coffin in November
1963. The production was written in connection
with the 50-year commemoration of the assasination of John F. Kennedy. Suzie Davis and Mai
Lise Rasmussen will give a reading of the work.
Afterwards Hans Petter Blad invites us to a
conversation with dramatist Kate Pendry.
In collaboration with The Norwegian Centre
for New Playwriting and The Writer’s Guild of
Norway | NOK 100 | Performed in English
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WEDNESDAY 5:00 – 8:00 PM | GALLERI ZINK | SEMINAR
Karikko is a fantasy book with a difference. Is
it an expression of Nordic fantasy literature’s
own difference? If so, what does the difference
consist of, and does it mean that Nordic fantasy
literature in general brings something new to
the genre? These questions will be debated
by a panel offering the reflections of scholarly
distance and engaged authors. Panel members:
Martin Fyrileiv, author, Anna Karlskov Skyggebjerg, scholar, Mari Moen Holsve, author and
Mette Hofsødegård, critic.
Organiser: The Norwegian Institute of
Children’s Books (NBI) and Norwegian Writers
for Children (NBU) | Free of charge | Open to
general public | The event will be in Finnish,
Norwegian and English
PUSSY RIOT, A PUNK PRAYER
WEDNESDAY 6:00 – 8:30 PM | LILLEHAMMER KINO | FILM
Mike Lerner and Maksim Pozdorovkin, 2013, 88 min.
When the feminist group Pussy Riot performed
a 40-second punk prayer in one of Russia’s most
important cathedrals, they were arrested and
charged with religious hate and blasphemy.
The trial awoke attention all over the world.
The Oscar-nominated directors followed the
group for six months and give us access to
exceptional footage about the three women
behind the colourful balaclavas. While
they defend themselves from a cage in the
courtroom, we receive through family and
friends an idea of how they have gone from
being political activists to becoming modern
day icons.
In collaboration with Lillehammer kino
NOK 100 | Russian dialog with english text
GARDEN PARTY
WEDNESDAY 6:00 – 11:00 PM | THE NANSEN ACADEMY
Come along with us, out into the light summer
evening for a barbecue, wine, readings and
music. Monika Fagerholm (FI), Josefine Klougart
(DK) and Ruth Lillegraven (NO) will read. There
will be an open mike later in the evening for
courageous debut authors and others who want
to jump in with their own texts. Concert by the
jazzed-up crossover band Ted Glen Extended.
In collaboration with The Nansen Academy |
NOK 100 | In the event of rain the event will be
held indoors
TRANSGRESSIONS: NORWEGIAN-POLISH
SHORT STORY MEETING
WEDNESDAY 7:00 – 8:30 PM | KULTURHUSET BANKEN,
FESTSALEN
Do Norwegian and Polish contemporary short
stories have something in common, and if
so, what? What happens to the stories we
tell when we start crossing geographic and
cultural borders? The aim of the project «Transgressions» is to increase the knowledge of
Polish literature in Norway and of Norwegian
literature in Poland and we have invited four
authors to meet for readings and discussion:
Laila Stien is one of Norway’s foremost short
story authors and Mikkel Bugge’s short story
collection Tauet (“The Rope”) has won critical
acclaim. Marek Bienczyk and Inga Iwasiów
are prominent and well-known authors from
Poland and all four will come to Lillehammer,
each with his or her respective new short story.
The moderators are Janneken Øverland and
Eirik Ingebrigtsen.
In collaboration with Active Communications
Society, Poland| Made possible by funding
from the EEA, Polish Ministry and Promotion of
Diversity in Culture and Arts | Free of charge
The event will be in Polish and Norwegian
WEDNESDAY 21 MAY
WEDNESDAY 21 MAY
THE BODY’S EXPERIENCES WEDNESDAY 4:00 PM |
LITERARY DEATH MATCH! WEDNESDAY
10:00 – 12:00 PM | KULTURHUSET BANKEN, FESTSALEN
4 authors, 3 judges, 2 finalists and 1 finale
– welcome to an entertaining evening of
Norwegian quality literature, presented with a
twist of circus and stunts! Here the audience
will witness enthusiastic readings, led by the
always refreshingly energetic presenter Adrian
Todd Zuniga, flown in from the USA for the
occasion. Literary Death Match has travelled all
over the world, with performances in London,
Los Angeles, Paris and Hong Kong, and now
Lillehammer’s up! We are betting on a high
showmanship factor and a large beer factor,
good texts and ruthlessly sincere judges. The
authors on stage this evening are Gine Cornelia
Pedersen, Ellisiv Lindkvist, Lars Ramslie and Ola
Jostein Jørgensen. Jury: Cathrine Sandnes, John
Erik Riley and Torgrim Eggen. NOK 100 | The
event will be in Norwegian and English
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A Monster Calls is a project started by the
British author Siobhan Dowd, which she was
never able to carry out, because she was
afflicted with cancer and died. Patrick Ness
picked up the baton and completed the book,
which is about the 13-year old Conor and his
difficulties tackling his mother having cancer.
“There are books that tear down all defence
mechanisms. And then there you sit, alone with
the book and your own heart,” Tyra T. Tronstad
wrote about the book on her blog. Meet the
American author Patrick Ness in conversation
with Tyra T. Tronstad.
For upper and lower secondary school children
The event will be in English | Free of charge
unrest in the region. Among her works found in
Norwegian are Hvordan vi overlevde kommunismen – og kunne le av den (How We Survived
Communism and Even Laughed) and Som om
jeg ikke fantes (As if I Am Not There).
Inger Skjelsbæk gives an introduction: «About
the Balkans, war, and peace in the writing of
Slavenka Drakulić». She is deputy director at
the Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO) and
is very knowledgeable about the situation in
the Balkans. Musical tidbits from the Balkans
by Emanuel Manolov. In collaboration with
Lillehammer University College, the Nansen
Academy and Maihaugen. Free of charge | Bus
from the Nansen Academy from Lillehammer
Skysstasjon at 9:30 AM. Return trip at 12:15 PM |
The event will be in English
THE BJØRNSON LECTURE: «PEACE AND
DIALOGUE » THURSDAY 10:00 – 12:00 AM
LILLEHAMMER UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
Slavenka Drakulić from Croatia will give a
lecture about peace and dialogue from the
perspective of the Balkan wars of the 1990s.
Through a diverse and internationally recognised body of literary work, Drakulić has
written about life under communism, war, and
violations of women, in articles, novels and
non-fiction. As a women’s rights activist she
has had a particular interest in the impact of
both the communist form of governance and
subsequent wars on the situation of women
in the Balkans. Drakulić focuses on stories of
families and individuals rather than on geopolitical issues and ideas about modern day
warfare. She left Croatia due to threats in
response to her unflinching depictions of the
human beings and the cultural and political
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READINGS BY ICORN GUEST WRITERS
THURSDAY LUNCH THURSDAY 1:00 PM | SØNDRE PARK
| LUNCH IN THE PARK Surrounded by birch trees
and cheerful festival guests you can enjoy
a cup of coffee or a full lunch, while you are
also served spiritual nourishment. Readings
by Arne Lygre: Ingenting av meg (“Nothing of
me”), Dorthe Nors: Minna mangler et øvelokale
(“Minna Needs Rehearsal Space”), Helga
Flatland: Det finnes ingen helhet (“There is no
Whole”), and Patrick Ness: The Monster Calls.
Moderator: Lina Undrum Mariussen.
Free of charge | Book signing and sales
The event will be in Norwegian and English
SUCCESS STORIES FROM ABROAD
THURSDAY 2:00 PM | HVELVET
The business of publishing is sometimes
referred to as «the mystery of publishing».
What is it that makes a book become a huge
success in some countries, but completely
disappear from sight in others? Publishers from
England, Germany, Finland and the Netherlands share their best success stories with one
another and the audience. In collaboration with
The Norwegian Publishers Association, NORLA
and Norwegian agents | Free of charge
The discussion will be in English
THURSDAY 11:00 AM | SØNDRE PARK | MORNING IN THE PARK
They are all in exile in Norway after having
provoked the authorities of their respective
countries with their literature. This year we will fill
this hour with readings from four former ICORN
guest writers, all of whom are poets: Nada Yousif
from Molde/Iraq, Basim Mardan from Skien/Iraq,
Manal Al-Sheikh from Stavanger/Iraq and Asieh
Amini from Trondheim/Iran. Moderator: Carl
Morten Iversen. Free of charge | The event will be
in Norwegian, English and Arabic
This year’s Bjørnson lecturer is an internationally recognised author and women’s rights
activist from Croatia, now a resident of Sweden
and Austria. Here we meet her in conversation
with peace researcher Inger Skjelsbæk and the
audience. Organiser: The Nansen Academy in collaboration with Lillehammer University College.
NOK 100 | The conversation will be in English
SIMPLE FARE IN THE SPIRIT OF PRØYSEN
THURSDAY 5:00 PM | PRØYSENHUSET
THURSDAY 22 MAY
THURSDAY 22 MAY
A MONSTER CALLS THURSDAY 10:00 AM
GAUSDAL BIBLIOTEK | AUTHORS MEETING
«It was possible to survive for a long time on
gravy and potatoes.» Our hostess Brit, from the
Simenstad Guest Farm, offers good, old-fashioned farmer’s lapskaus stew with Norwegian
flatbread, and apple and cranberry compote.
For dessert cold rhubarb soup with cream,
stovetop and bread dough coffee. The meal
will bring back memories of former times and
Prøysen’s lyrics. «There should be a pail of cold,
good rhubarb soup.»
If you have taken part in the Prøysen seminar
during the day, or planned to attend the
theatre concert Out for a sail on Mjøsa lake.
Prøysen and Wreswiik in the same boat
in the evening, a serving of simple fare in the
spirit of Prøysen is both fitting and welcome!
In collaboration with Prøysenhuset and
Simenstad Guest Farm | NOK 200
(not included in festival pass)
OUT FOR A SAIL ON MJØSA LAKE.
PRØYSEN AND VREESWIIK IN THE SAME BOAT
THURSDAY 6:00 PM | PRØYSENHUSET | THEATER CONCERT
A CONVERSATION WITH SLAVENKA DRAKULIC
THURSDAY 2:00 – 3:30 PM | THE NANSEN ACADEMY
– How shall one write about war and violation?
Here songs and texts by two neighbouring
countries’ great troubadours will be presented:
Alf Prøysen, born just before the First World
War, and Cornelis Vreeswijk, born just before
1313
Prøysen from the countryside, from the austere
era when people got married once in a lifetime,
the time of the little people of humble means
in northern Europe, those prone to abstruseness of speech more than hyperbole – the
origin of his songs is in the folk song tradition
of the Norwegian-Swedish small towns and
forests. Vreeswijk from the city, Amsterdam/
Stockholm, with powerful wartime experiences, of an urban generation who married
several times, the international artist influenced
by blues, samba, the Swedish sailor’s waltz,
Finnish tango, French chansons, protest songs
from many countries.
Prøysen with his fear of water, terrified of
being out on the ocean. Vreeswijk an avid
swimmer, open-sea diver, sailboat skipper.
Great contrasts. And nonetheless, great similarities. Prøysen Norway’s Bellman, the founder
of the Norwegian folk song tradition — two
centuries after the Swedish fountainhead, the
work of whom Cornelis Vreeswijk both learned
from and cultivated. Håkon Paulsberg plays the
guitar and performs the songs, Jan Erik Vold is
our literary guide, storyteller and poetry reader.
In collaboration with Prøysenhuset | NOK 200 |
The performance is in Norwegian
CHILDREN’S BOOK BAR
THURSDAY 6:00 PM | CAFÉ STIFT
Six authors present their books for children
and young people and this evening they will
read for curious adults. Hear some of the best
of more recent literature for young people. An
exciting and fun hour with Lene Ask, Synne
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Lea, Arnt Birkedal, Christian Valeur, Heidi
Sævareid and Isol (winner of ALMA in 2013).
Host: Jon Ewo.
In collaboration with Norwegian Writers for
Children (NBU) | Free of charge | The event will
be in Norwegian and English
We start out with a meeting with author Julian
Barnes, one of the leading figures of British
literature, and the winner of the Man Booker
Prize in 2011 for his novel The Sense of an
Ending. On this occasion Barnes will appear
for the first time on stage at a Norwegian
literature event, in conversation with
Linn Ullmann.
KURKOV AND KIEV
FRIDAY 23 MAY
THURSDAY 22 MAY
the Second. Their music captured the spirit of
their times like none other.
FRIDAY 11:00 AM | LILLEHAMMER KUNSTMUSEUM, KAFEEN |
THE AGE OF ENLIGHTENMENT
BANAZ – A LOVE STORY
THURSDAY 6:00 – 8:30 PM | LILLEHAMMER KINO | FILM
Director: Deeyah Kahn. Duration: 70 min.
A Norwegian-British documentary from 2012
about Banaz Mahod, the British-Kurdish
woman who was murdered in an honour killing
in 2006. Banaz filed for divorce and went to
the police several times to seek protection
from her 17 years older, violent husband
from an arranged marriage. She was killed
by her family for having fallen in love with
another man. The film won the prestigious
Emmy Award for the best international TV
documentary in 2013. In collaboration with
Lillehammer kino and Lillehammer filmklubb
NOK 100
GALA EVENING
THURSDAY 7:00 - 9:00 PM | MAIHAUGSALEN
We celebrate literature with a gala evening that
transcends genre definitions. Important novels,
short stories and poetry will fill the evening.
We look forward to a powerful reading by
the Danish star poet and debut author Yahya
Hassan, who has had more than 100,000
poetry books sold and otherwise incited
the wrath of large portions of the Danish
immigrant community with his autobiographical poems.
Norway’s leading short story author Kjell
Askildsen is considered one of the greatest
prose writers of Norwegian post-war literature.
He will talk about how he looks back on a long
life filled with short stories. He meets Alf van
der Hagen for a conversation.
Host for the evening: Linn Ullmann. Music by
Kristin Sevaldsen and Lars Andre Kvistum.
NOK 200 | Book signing and sales
The first part is in English
Andrej Kurkov is considered one of Ukraine’s
most prominent authors and experienced his
great literary breakthrough with the satirical
novel Picknick on the Ice, a dark, absurd
comedy from post-Soviet Ukraine. As a
Ukraine citizen with a Russian background and
language, Kurkov has one foot in each world,
transcending Russian and Ukrainian identities
and affiliations. He has in recent times lived
in the midst of the uprisings and violence in
Kiev, and has written a number of reports from
Ukraine for the British media. We ask Kurkov
how he sees Ukraine’s immediate future and
how the development of the country, since the
dissolution of the Soviet Union, is depicted in
contemporary literature. Moderator: Ane
Tusvik Bonde. NOK 100
The conversation will be in English
ART MARKET FRIDAY 11:00 AM − 4:00 PM | SIGRID
UNDSETS PLASS Some of the foremost handicraftsmen and women from Norway exhibit their
works of ceramics, textiles, jewellery, glass, and
more. The artisans will be on site and speak
about their artworks. Organiser: Lillehammer
Sentrum and Galleri Zink
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FRIDAY 1:00 PM | SØNDRE PARK | LUNCH IN THE PARK
Have a cup of coffee and take pleasure in
the spring weather to the accompaniment
of readings by Julian Barnes from The Sense
of an Ending, Cecilie Enger from Mors gaver
(“Mother’s Gifts”), Peter Fröberg Idling from
Sang til den storm som skal komme (Song for
an Approaching Storm) and Ellen Fjestad from
Sammen skal vi holde himmelen (“Together we
will hold heaven”). Moderator: Ane Nydal.
Free of charge | Book signing and sales
The event will be in Norwegian and English.
And finally, in-between readings by Linda
Klakken from her poetry debut entitled
Mamma, kone, slave (“Mum, wife, slave”)– a
manifesto and declaration of love for lesbian
mothers. Moderator: Ellen Svendsen.
NOK 100 | Book signing and sales
Parts of the conversation will be in English
FRIDAY 5:00 PM | LILLEHAMMER BIBLIOTEK |
INTERNATIONAL AUTHORS MEETING
FAREWELL TO MOTHER FRIDAY 2:00 PM
LILLEHAMMER BIBLIOTEK | NORDIC AUTHORS MEETING
At this event we will bid farewell to two
mothers and welcome new mothers.
Cecilie Enger received the Booksellers Prize
last year for the novel Mors gaver (“Mother’s
Gifts”). As her mother’s memory is gradually
erased by Alzheimer’s, the family history
is brought to life when Cecilie finds her
mother’s meticulously detailed lists of all of
the Christmas gifts from four decades. This is
a warm and gripping story about memory and
forgetting.
Icelandic Sölvi Björn Sigurdsson meets death
with a good portion of humour in the novel
Siðustu dagar móður minnar (“My Mother’s
Last Day”). The son Herman accompanies his
mother on a final trip to Amsterdam, where
she wants to check in at the Lavland clinic for
one last soothing treatment before she dies of
terminal cancer. But first she is determined to
enjoy life and have one final spree.
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SVETLANA ALEKSIJEVITSJ
ABOUT THE WOMEN’S WAR
WHAT’S NEW FROM GREAT BRITAIN?
FRIDAY 4:00 PM | KULTURHUSET BANKEN, FESTSALEN
INTERNATIONAL AUTHORS MEETING
British-Somali Nadifa Mohamed took the
reading public by storm with her debut novel
Black Mamba Boy in 2010, in which she tells
her own father’s story from East Africa. She
has now written a second novel also available
in Norwegian translation: The Orchard of
Lost Souls (De tapte sjelers land). Mohamed’s
writing moves between cultures and national
borders, between Somalia and London. She
was chosen for Granta’s list of Great Britain’s
ten most important young authors for this
decade, and thereby represents a new and
important generation of authors. Moderator:
Ellen Svendsen. NOK 100 | Book signing and
sales | The event will be in English
With the documentary book The Unwomanly
Face of War, Svetlana Aleksijevitsj went
against the official Soviet depiction of the
war effort during the Second World War. The
discussion will revolve around how the book
came about, and delve into women’s concrete
experiences from the war, and how these
experiences deviate from those of men. Aleksijevitsj provokes and challenges the Soviet
Union’s idealised self-image and sense of pride
following the victory in this war – here she will
speak about how this was received when her
book was published and present the women’s
own stories. Svetlana Aleksijevitsj in conversation with her Swedish publisher Ola Wallin.
NOK 100 | Interpretation of the conversation
into Russian and Norwegian
BANK NIGHT
FRIDAY 8:00 PM | KULTURHUSET BANKEN
During Bank Night, it will simmer and seethe
both inside and out of Kulturhuset Banken.
Take part in cheering on the best poetry
slammers who will come out swinging in the
Holbøsalen. Move on down to Café Stift to be
led into a world of Bowie and Berlin. If you
wish to expand your repertoire with a bit of
yodelling, you can stop by at Festsalen, where
Polkabjørn and Kleine Heine will give you an
experience you will never forget. At Holbøsalen
Kate Pendry changes tack for the occassion
to appear as her alter ego Johnny Johnson.
Finally, Balkan rhythms will lead you out into
the summer night and you can dance up a
sweat to Solfrid Molland and the local heroes
Jo Skaansar and Hayden Powell, who for the
occasion have with them Pascal de Loutchek
from Russia. Tickets NOK 350. The evening’s
bank director: Adrian Todd Zuniga from USA
POETRY SLAM
8:00 PM
BOWIE IN BERLIN!
9:00 PM
POLKABJØRN
AND KLEINE HEINE
10:00 PM
KATE PENDRY A.K.A.
JOHNNY JOHNSON
10:30 PM
SOLFRID MOLLAND TRIO
WITH PASCAL DE LOUTCHEK 11:30 PM
FRIDAY 23 MAY
FRIDAY 23 MAY
FRIDAY LUNCH
HOLBØSALEN
CAFÉ STIFT
FESTSALEN
HOLBØSALEN
FESTSALEN
POETRY SLAM
FRIDAY 8:00 PM | CAFÉ STIFT
A poetry slam is a competition situated
somewhere between a poetry reading,
stand-up and the spoken word. Participants
are judged on the basis of both the text
they perform and how they perform it. The
audience decides! The Norwegian poetry
slam championship is being organised this
year for the ninth time and the winner in
Lillehammer will go on to the final which will
be held in Oslo in the autumn. Show up and
take part in choosing the national champion!
Do you want to take part in the slam? Contact
[email protected]/ 406 06 499. See
www.foreningenles.no. In collaboration with
Foreningen !les | The event will be in Norwegian
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Torgrim Eggen wrote his first article about
David Bowie’s Berlin period for the journal
Ballade in 1983. In this music lecture, based on
the book Berlin. Det 20. århundrets hovedstad,
(”Berlin. The capital of the 20th century”) he
will tell us about the powerful convergence of
Bowie’s musical and political ideas for a period
of a few of years in the shadow of the Wall.
The result was a type of music that set the
tone for an entire generation and which is still
experienced as current, even 37 years later. The
lecture was held for the first time at the House
of Literature in September and has been met
with great enthusiasm on the part of many and
vexed the eardrums of others.
The event will be in Norwegian.
POLKABJØRN AND KLEINE HEINE FRIDAY 10:00 PM
| KULTURHUSET BANKEN, FESTSALEN | CONCERT
Spur of the moment participation in the
Yodelling Festival in Huttwil, Switzerland in
the summer of 2007 produced the duo Polkabjørn & Kleine Heine. A mere five years later,
they have performed for both royalty and
ragamuffins, literally. Polkabjørn is not only
one of Northern Europe’s best yodeller but
he has also become a proper overtone singer.
Accordion virtuoso Kleine Heine was at the age
of 14 a well-established jazz musician and was
also renowned jazz musician Ola Kvernberg’s
former sidekick. Heine is now studying at the
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Grieg Academy in Bergen and has grown out
of the shadow of his former mentors. It is impossible to be fully prepared emotionally for
what you will experience at Kulturhuset Banken
on this evening.
cultural heritage is the theme!
Musicians:
Solfrid Molland (vocals, accordian, piano)
Pascal de Loutchek (vocals, guitar)
Hayden Powell (trumpet)
Jo Skaansar (contrabass)
A refreshing start to the day with readings
by Mona Høvring from Camillas lange netter
(“Camilla’s Long Nights”), Josefine Klougart
from Om mørke, (“On Darkness”) along with
Andrej Kurkov ("Picnic on Ice") and Eivind
Evjemo ("Det siste du skal se er et ansikt av
kjærlighet"). Moderator: Ane Nydal
Free of charge | The event will be in Norwegian
and English
breaking when the book was published in the
Soviet Union in the 1980s. She has also interviewed hundreds of people who experienced
first-hand the consequences of the Chernobyl
accident in the book Voices from Chernobyl.
Åsne Seierstad has as an author and reporter
worked with descriptions of the realities in a
number of regions at war. In this conversation they will speak about how they work with
documentary materials and approach this
reality by allowing the personal voices, stories
and eye witness accounts emerge. Moderator
Ellen Svendsen has worked in Jerusalem and
Kabul, and has a background from freelance
journalism.
NOK 100 | Simultaneous interpretation of the
conversation into Russian and Norwegian. |
Book signing and sales
ART MARKET
GARDEN STROLL SATURDAY 11:30 AM | AULESTAD
Some of the foremost handicraftsmen and
women from Norway exhibit their work in
ceramics, textiles, jewellery, glass, etc. The
artists themselves will be on site and talk about
their own artworks.
Organiser: Lillehammer Sentrum and Galleri
Zink
SATURDAY LUNCH
SATURDAY MORNING SATURDAY 11:00 AM
SØNDRE PARK | MORNING IN THE PARK
JOHNNY IN THE BANK
FRIDAY 10:30 PM | KULTURHUSET BANKEN, HOLBØSALEN
A rare opportunity to meet Johnny Johnson
– Kate Pendry’s friend, alter ego, and the man
inside every woman! «At her best, Kate Pendry
can conjure up the now deceased comedian
Bill Hicks. With an aggressive and profoundly
felt humanism they both have the ability to hit
the nail on the head of political issues and they
share the same off-colour humor.»
Morgenbladet The event will be in English
SOLFRID MOLLAND TRIO (NORWAY)
WITH PASCAL DE LOUTCHEK (RUSSIA)
FRIDAY 11:30 PM | KULTURHUSET BANKEN,
FESTSALEN | CONCERT
The evening is wound up by a concert with
a Eastern European flavour, in the manner of
Russian and Romanian music and Molland’s
own compositions in rapid transitions between
passionate velocity and beautiful melancholy.
The music culture of the Romani people and
their positive influence on our European
SATURDAY 11:00 AM | SIGRID UNDSETS PLASS
THOSE WITHOUT VOICE TAKE THE FLOOR
SATURDAY 11:00 AM | LILLEHAMMER BIBLIOTEK
INTERNATIONAL AUTHORS MEETING
Svetlana Aleksijevitsj from the Republic of
Belarus in conversation with Åsne Seierstad.
Drawing from her book The Unwomanly Face
of War Aleksijevitsj offers insights on her work
of documenting Soviet women’s history from
World War II, something which was ground-
SATURDAY 24 MAY
FRIDAY 23 MAY
BOWIE AND BERLIN FRIDAY 9:00 PM | CAFÉ STIFT
Get to know Aulestad’s garden where Bjoernsstjerne Bjoernson lived. Gardener Bjørn
Mølmen takes us on a stroll and tells us about
the original garden and how it came to be the
garden we see today.
Organiser: Aulestad | NOK 100
SATURDAY 1:00 PM | SØNDRE PARK | LUNCH IN THE PARK
Readings by Nadifa Mohamed The Orchard
of the Lost Souls, Nina Lykke Oppløsningstendenser (“Disintegration”), Knut Nærum
Nordmenn som rimer (“Norwegians Who
Rhyme”), Maria Parr Tonje Glimmerdal and Yrsa
Sigurðardóttir (”The Unwanted”). Moderator:
Ane Nydal.
Free of charge | Book signing and sales | The
event will be in Norwegian and English
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CUBAN AUTHORS MEETING
SATURDAY 6:00 PM | CAFÉ STIFT
Meet two of Cuba’s most prominent and celebrated authors who are visiting Lillehammer
together for the first time. Leonardo Padura is
Cuba’s king of crime fiction. He has received
a number of awards and commemorations for
his prolific literary production and his work
has also been translated into a long list of
languages. He is especially well-known for the
Havana quartet, where we meet the unconventional investigator Mario Conde who brings
us along into a Cuba we had no idea existed.
Wendy Guerra has made her mark internationally especially for her novels, which offer an
unvarnished portrait of the living conditions
in Cuba. Although she is still not allowed to
publish her novels in her own country, she
has established herself as a nationally known
radio voice and poet. Meet the authors, both of
whom are launching books during the festival,
in conversation with literary scholar and Cuba
expert Hans Jacob Ohldieck from the University of Bergen.
NOK 100 | Simultaneous interpretation of the
conversation into Spanish and Norwegian.
Russian drama (2011) by Andrej Zvjaglntsev.
1 hour and 50 min.
The winner of the jury’s prize at Cannes 2011
and the prize for the best film at the Tromsø
International Film Festival, the film asks a
number of fundamental moral questions and
is simultaneously a subtle analysis of today’s
Russia. The tension in the film is propelled
forward by the main character’s dillemma and
the choices she makes. In the exquisite, long
takes, often without dialogue and sparingly
accompanied by Philip Glass’ original music,
director Andrej Zvjagintsev and actress
Nadezhda Markina produce a strong character
study and a nuanced portrait of a woman who
is neither a heroine nor a victim. NOK 100
ICELANDIC HORROR WITH YRSA
SIGURÐARDÓTTIR
SUNDAY 12:00 AM | CAFÉ STIFT
She has been nominated for the Nordic Glass
Key award and is considered Iceland’s queen of
the crime fiction genre: Yrsa Sigurðardóttir is
the author behind the series about Thóra Gudmundsdóttir and also a number of individual
crime novels. Her most recent crime novel, De
uønskede, (”The Unwanted”) follows the hero
Óðinn Hafsteinsson and his investigation of
suspicions of child abuse at Krokur, a treatment
facility for boys from the 1970s. The investigations disclose an inhuman regime under which
two boys have died under brutal circumstances. In conversation with Mette Karlsvik.
Free of charge | Book signing and sales
The event will be in English
STEIN TORLEIF BJELLA SUNDAY 8:00 – 9:30 PM |
KULTURHUSET BANKEN, FESTSALEN | CONCERT
Loneliness and the life of small town Norway
are recurring themes in Bjella’s melancholy
lyrics. He has called for greater awareness of the
importance of lyrics on the part of Norwegian
musicians and is considered one of Norway’s
foremost lyricists. For Vonde visu (Oh Yeah!)
(Songs of Pain (Oh Yeah!)), released in 2011,
he was awarded the Norwegian music prizes
Spellemannprisen, Prøysenprisen and Bendiksenprisen. In Heim for å døy (Home to die)
(2013), his last album, a darker Bjella emerges.
With greater variation and a rougher expression
he delivers a modern Norwegian classic.
NOK 350 | The event will be in Norwegian.
EXHIBITIONS:
FESTIVAL EXHIBITION FEATURING HÅKON
GULLVÅG AND SLIMAN MANSOUR
The artists meet: Håkon Gullvåg and Sliman
Mansour 20 MAY until 14 juni
Sliman Mansour is a Palestinian painter. He
is viewed as one of the foremost artists in
Palestine. In Mansour’s works, the Israeli
occupation is a consistent and recurring
theme. He is co-author of the book Both
Sides of Peace. Håkon Gullvåg was born in
Trondheim in 1959, and works primarily in
Trondheim and Oslo. As a painter he has held a
key position on the Norwegian arts scene since
his artistic breakthrough at Galleri Dobloug in
1983, and his work has been purchased by a
number of important institutions. Since 1995
Gullvåg’s ornamentation of churches has given
him a position as one of the country’s foremost
artists in the field of church art. Parallel to this
he has received great recognition for his many
portraits of persons of significance in Norway.
In the past ten years Gullvåg has also worked
with the graphic arts and is best known for
his lithographs but in recent years has also
developed an interest in gravure printing.
Organiser: Galleri Zink | Exhibition opening
20 MAY at 5:00 PM
EXHIBITIONS
SATURDAY 24 / SUNDAY 25 MAY
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ELENA SATURDAY 5:30 PM | LILLEHAMMER KINO | FILM
A THOUSAND THREADS
– A STORY TOLD IN TEXTILES
With this comprehensive exhibition the
Lillehammer Art Museum and Maihaugen
join forces in throwing light on the history of
textile art’s beautiful creations, from utility
objects to freestanding and thought provoking
contemporary artworks. A selection of textile
works from the 900s up to the 1800s provides
the framework for the Maihaugen presentation.
The Lillehammer Art Museum continues the
story by allowing the textile objects to depart
from the realm of usage and instead take the
pulse of the contemporary expression of today.
Organiser: Lillehammer Kunstmuseum and
Maihaugen | The exhibition will run from
23 Nov. 2013 – 1 June 2014.
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seniors NOK 720 and students NOK 450. )
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Per Dybvig is an illustrator and painter. He is
considered one of Norway’s foremost picture
book illustrators and has illustrated a number
of books and for newspapers. His illustrated
works include Reven og grisungen (“Fox
and Piglet”) by Bjørn Rørvik, Doctor Proctor
by Jo Nesbø, the books about Samson and
Roberto by Ingvar Ambjørnsen, Foreldrekrigen
(“Parents at War”) by Erika Flatland and the
books about Svein and Rotta by Marit Nicolaisen. His illustrations are often described as
dishevelled, absurd, rowdy, playful, free-spirited and amusing. In collaboration with Galleri
Zink. The exhibition will be in place on the 2nd
floor starting 21 MAY.
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have helped make the festival possible.
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Horn, Ellen (Jo Michael),
Guerra, Wendy (Montmartre),
Iwasiow, Iinga (Marta Eloy Cichomska),
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Pussy Riot (Igor Mukhin),
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