Erlend Loe reads "Kukene/Kukane"

Erlend Loe leser «Kukene/Kukane»

Friday 11 September at 19:00
Place
Teatercafeen
Category
Annet
Number
1
Price
410kr

Description:

Welcome to an evening where you can experience the entire novel, read by the author himself – live from the stage!

This will be a real reading marathon that will last 2-3 hours, of course with well-deserved breaks along the way, where the audience can stretch their legs and buy something at the bar.

Erlend Loe is known as a unique reader – with humor, warmth and perfect timing. If you have heard any of his books as audiobooks, you know what we are talking about.


About "Kukene/Kukane":
"One day Tander's penis falls off while he's in the shower. It's not ideal and a bad fit, to say the least."

This is how Erlend Loe's novel "Kukene/Kukane" begins – a story about loss, attachment and freedom, about the body, shame and what it really means to be whole.

The story is absurd, funny and thought-provoking. In typical Loe style, it balances lightness and depth, with an eye for the human that is both tender and burlesque.

The book received a number of glowing reviews when it was published last fall, and it was also nominated for the Booksellers Award.

From the reviews:

"When was the last time I laughed out loud at a novel? So, straight ahead laugh?” NRK

"Loe is funny, very funny." Dagbladet

"The author's dry-witted style is perfect for absurd stories like this." Stavanger Aftenblad "Only Loe can come up with something so wild and original, there's enough material here to cure a mild autumn depression." Adresseavisen

"Loe is, as always, a funny writer. He writes with an ease that is admirable." VG