Literary nightcap - seas of letters

Authors from Ulm and the surrounding area read from their own works

To round off the Danube Day, there will once again be the tried-and-tested nightcap readings in cooperation with the Künstlerhaus Ulm. Authors from Ulm and the surrounding area will read from their own works for half an hour on five evenings. The theme will be escape from time, escape to the future and, of course, the Danube and its waters. After the readings, the evenings will end with a cosy nightcap atmosphere.

Marco Kerler reads from fictional love letters that are much more than that. The listener will lose themselves in the waves of poetry and prose.
"I look at the map and trace the course of the river. I've done it a lot and could draw it blind on the page. Instead of my name, I should sign it. Just a few swings and the sea at the end. What would that look like under the lease?"

Marco Kerler
Poet Marco Kerler was born in Ulm in 1985, where he still lives and works today. He can occasionally be found in public places there, writing poems for passers-by on his typewriter. He publishes hand-set volumes of poetry through make-up presse, which he founded in 2021. Most recently, he published the volume "Gewesen" with Corvinus Presse in Berlin in 2022, as well as the picture book "Der große Bär stapft durch den Wald" with edition dreiklein from Blaubeuren. Further information: www.marcokerler.de