Swiss author Martina Clavadetscher at Tata Literature Live 2023

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The Consulate General of Switzerland in Mumbai has invited award-winning Swiss author Martina Clavadetscher to participate in the 14th edition of Tata Lit Live! from 27 to 29 Oct 2023. The festival schedule and details available here. Entry free & open to all.

Martina's engagements at the festival are as follows:

Saturday, 28 Oct 2023 | 1630 - 1800 hrs. | Title Waves Lounge
“FRAMEWORK”

A workshop on writing stories around monsters, myths, and motifs with the author. Limited seats. First come first served.

Sunday, 29 Oct 2023 | 1700 - 1800 hrs. | Little Theatre, NCPA
“”WHO ART THOU?”

A performed reading by the author of excerpts from her book about the unknown women in famous paintings.

Martina will subsequently conduct exclusive workshops and readings for German language students and trainers at the universities in Pune and Mumbai.

The event has been organized in the framework of SwitzerlandIndia75 campaign.

About the author

After studying German literature, linguistics & philosophy, Martina worked for various German-speaking theaters, won the Essener Authors' Prize and and was nominated for the Heidelberger Stückemarkt. In 2021 she was the winner of the Swiss Book Prize for her novel "The Invention of Disobedience".