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Re-imagine the possibilities of performance literature

Re-imagine the possibilities of performance literature. 11.00 A short introduction to performance literature and how to deal with it in the library 11.30 Plan you performance 12.10 Presentation for the other groups 12.30 Lunch. Peter Johnson. Make the place fit the event

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Re-imagine the possibilities of performance literature

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  1. Re-imagine the possibilities of performance literature 11.00 A short introduction to performance literature and how to deal with it in the library 11.30 Plan you performance 12.10 Presentation for the other groups 12.30 Lunch

  2. PeterJohnson

  3. Make the place fit the event • Provide an introduction to the event / author • Get a literary to introduce and/or moderate a conversation • Give the writer a certain theme to speak from / relate to • Get an actor to read up or a musician to play music to create the right mood. • Serve refreshments matching the event • Make sure the event will be recorded on either audio or video

  4. Involve the author • Involve other relevant partners (eg potential audiences, publishers) • Make an exhibition in the library space, which deals with authorship or a theme that otherwise relate to the event. • Ask literature users what they would like to ask the author about • Make a read circuit • Write posts related to the event to the website and / or other media

  5. BEFORE • Involve the author • Involve other relevant partners (eg potential audiences, publisher, students) • Make an exhibition in the library space, which deals with authorship or a theme that otherwise relate to the event. • Ask literature users what they would like to ask the author about • Make a read circuit • Write posts related to the event to the website and / or other media DURING • Make the place fit the event • Provide an introduction to the event / author • Get a literary to introduce and/or moderate a conversation • Give the writer a certain theme to speak from / relate to • Get an actor to read up or a musician to play music to create the right mood. • Serve refreshments matching the event • Make sure the event will be recorded on either audio or video AFTER • Add recordings from the event including the description of the event / notification on the website • Make an exhibition containing recordings / photos of the event

  6. Authors • OrhanPamuk, Turkish • Joanne K. Rowling, British • Charles Bernstein, American • Haruki Murakami, Japanese • Salman Rushdie, British, Indian • Tomas Tranströmer, Swedish • Dan Brown, American • Isabel Allende, Chilean • Khaled Hosini, Afghan/American • Alice Walker, American

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