The Archive of Feelings | Swiss author Peter Stamm on a tour in India

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With books translated into 41 languages, Peter Stamm will be on a tour in India. He will be in conversation with his translator Michael Hofmann about his book 'The Archive of Feelings' at the Jaipur Literature Festival. He will later travel to New Delhi and Varanasi.

Jaipur: The Archive of Feelings, Peter Stamm and Michael Hofmann in conversation with Arunava Sinha
Date: February 03, 2025
Time: 10.00-10.50 am
Venue: Surya Mahal, Jaipur Literature Festival
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New Delhi: Interactions with students and professors of English and German literature at the Delhi Univeristy and the Ashoka University (not open to public).

Varanasi: Interaction with students and professors at Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Banaras Hindu University.
In collaboration with Alice Boner Institute

Peter Stamm has studied English Literature, Psychology and Psychopathology for some semesters at Zürich University. Before taking up a career as freelance writer, he worked as a journalist. He has published nine novels, five collections of stories, several children's books and radio and stage plays. He has won numerous awards. In 2013, he was short-listed for the Man Booker International Prize.