Med hjärtat för boken
This year, Berwaldhallen is once again host to a night of literature. Authors Sara Paborn, Fredrik Backman and Majgull Axelsson and dramatist and artist Marianne Lindberg De Geer discuss current books and talk about reading and writing with publisher Dorotea Bromberg.
This production is part of one or more concert series.
Dorotea Bromberg founded publishers Brombergs with her father in 1975, and has devoted herself passionately to the written word and the importance of literature. Sara Paborn has a new novel, Lead Wedding, a dark comedy about a marriage coming to an end. Majgull Axelsson had her real breakthrough as a novelist in 1997 with April Witch. Marianne Lindberg De Geer is best known as an artist, but has also worked as a dramatist, most recently in 2014 with Under Siege at Stockholm’s Royal Dramatic Theatre.
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