Lesung mit Regula Caviezel

To the short stories:

• "Myrta's Garden"
  In short sequences, a crazy old man is observed, an art painter. The description of his pictorial content shows events from the lives of the two main characters Myrta and Samuel, who were lovers at a young age. We look back, we follow her different life paths, interrupted again and again by doing, sometimes by the rage of the old, whereby Myrta with her gardens is the main focus.
  
  
• "Hungarian Dances"
  Saida, the peasant girl, sits in the moor and makes a flute out of reeds of different lengths. Playing on it comforts her in her grief because her parents want to sell the farm. Everything is decided over Saida's head, her wishes have no weight. At school, the music teacher finally recognizes her talent for playing the flute, and Saida plunges into adventure...
  
  
• "Stay"
  She, who is not mentioned by name, obviously an older woman, gives endless monologues, whereby she includes him, who is probably her partner, in her narrative style. Soon you realize that the two are a well-rehearsed team, practiced for years, one knows from the other how he will react, nevertheless one misunderstanding after the other, again and again they have to straighten out, again and again she challenges him with strange announcements to express himself.

Regula Caviezel was born in 1951 in the canton of Thurgau as a farmer's child. Her wish to be a farmer's wife one day came true. For a good 50 years now, she has been living as a mountain farmer in a small village in Graubünden. She only found her way to writing late, which she pursues in her very own, unmistakable style without bending herself.

No reservation required.