Disrupting Literature is an upcoming event that aims to address the exclusionary structures present in the Dutch and German publishing industry. Taking place on January 31, 2024, at the Goethe-Institut Amsterdam, this event will bring together literary professionals Ebissé Wakjira and Elisa Diallo to discuss strategies for amplifying the voices of marginalized communities within the literary sphere. These experts will draw upon their extensive experience in the field to shed light on successful anti-racist initiatives and explore what can be learned from each other in the Dutch and German contexts.

Ebissé Wakjira, co-founder of Dipsaus Podcast and publisher of Dipsaus books, has played a pivotal role in promoting Afro-European literature through her groundbreaking anthologies. Elisa Diallo, a literary scholar and author, brings her expertise as the Foreign Rights director in publishing and her involvement in literary prize juries to the conversation. The panel discussion will be moderated by Leila Essa, an Assistant Professor in Comparative Literature at Utrecht University, who is well-versed in the intersection of literature and politics.

By examining the workings of publishing houses, prize juries, and community projects, this event will provide valuable insights into the strategies needed to disrupt the exclusionary practices within the Dutch and German publishing industries. Disrupting Literature offers an opportunity for individuals interested in literature and social change to engage with these important discussions. Admission to this event is free, and more information can be found on the official website.

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