I am the TAGEWERK 2019 author of the Rinke Stiftung!
My novel will be published in 2021. Please keep an eye on the following social media pages for more information:
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@sharondoduaotoo
I am the TAGEWERK 2019 author of the Rinke Stiftung!
My novel will be published in 2021. Please keep an eye on the following social media pages for more information:
*** THIS BLOG IS NO LONGER UPDATED FREQUENTLY. ***
Die Ingeborg-Bachmann-Preistr
Ankündigung der Lesung, die am Donnerstag, 14. September 2017 im Rahmen der Veranstaltungsreihe Here and Black in Freiburg stattfand. Das Gespräch wurde von Nisma Bux-Cherrat moderiert.
Die Aufnahme ist auf SoundCloud
“A Letter from the Village” Lecture-Performance by Sharon Dodua Otoo at the Schools of Tomorrow conference, May 4th 2017
Audio- https://www.voicerepublic.com/talks/sharon-dodua-otoo-a-letter-from-the-village
Video-https://www.hkw.de/de/app/mediathek/video/56438
Photo Credit © 2016 Fabian Haslinger / ACFNY --
Sharon Dodua Otoo USA Reading Tour 2016 * Wednesday, 9th November, 19:00 in Decatur, GA Agnes Scott College (Franny Auditorium Campbell 128) Reading & Discussion “Are we nearly there yet? Creative Writing and the Pursuit of Social Change” More information: https://agnesscottgerman.wordpress.com/2016/09/22/visit-by-german-activistwriter-sharon-otoo/ * Monday 14th November, 17:00 in Tucson, AZ University of Arizona (UA Poetry Center) Reading & Discussion “Herr Gröttrup sits down and other stories” More information: http://german.arizona.edu/event/evening-sharon-dodua-otoo * Tuesday 15th November, 19:30 in New York City, NY Austrian Cultural Forum (11 East 52nd Street) Discussion and reception Susan Bernofsky in conversation with Sharon Dodua Otoo “Are we nearly there yet? Creative Writing and the Pursuit of Social Change” More information: http://www.acfny.org/event/are-we-nearly-there-yet-creative-writing-and-the-pursuit-of-social-change/ * Wednesday, 16th November, 16:00 in Washington, D.C. Howard University (Blackburn Center's Digital Auditorium) Reading & Discussion “Herr Gröttrup sits down” More information: https://www.facebook.com/GermanyinUSA/photos/a.387607706794.168152.350783226794/10154133896771795/?type=3 * Thursday, 17th November, 16:30 in Amherst, MA University of Massachusetts (Herter Hall 301) Reading & Discussion “Herr Gröttrup sits down” More information: https://www.facebook.com/events/1810695052485263/ * Friday, 18th November, 19:00 in Boston, MA Goethe Institut (170 Beacon St) Lesung und Diskussion (auf Deutsch): “Herr Gröttrup setzt sich hin”
Sharon Dodua Otoo, Author Portrait
© 2016 Marcin Michalski and Sofian Bello
Finally!
“die dinge, die ich denke während ich höflich lächele”
2. Auflage - jetzt erhältlich!
Berlin M*straße 23/08/2016
Tonight!
Erste Lesung in Berlin nach der Ingeborg-Bachmann-Preisverleihung. Moderiert von der wunderbaren Thelma Buabeng. Freitag 19.08.16 um 20:00 ~ literatur live in BABYLON
Rosa-Luxemburg-Str. 30, 10178 BERLIN, Deutschland U-Bahn: Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz
'As a Black person in a white society, I can have an impact,' says author Sharon Dodua Otoo
Deutsche Welle, 6. July 2016
http://www.dw.com/en/as-a-black-person-in-a-white-society-i-can-have-an-impact-says-author-sharon-dodua-otoo/a-19381925
Interview mit Sharon Dodua Otoo zum Ingeborg Bachmann Wettbewerb von Shelly Kupferberg, rbb Kulturradio Gesendet Freitag, 24. Juni 2016
By Ivy Wappler The FemGeniuses greeted the day with a rainy walk to the U-Bahn and a stuffy, damp subway ride. Peeling off our wet jackets, we settled in for class. This morning, we were lucky enou…
Clementine Burnley and I met with the FemGeniuses
Each One Teach One, Berlin, June 15th 2016
Ein "so breit gestreutes Teilnehmerfeld wie noch nie" ist in diesem Jahr zum Ingeborg-Bachmann-Wettbewerb in Klagenfurt eingeladen. Bei dem Literaturwettbewerb lesen unter anderem Autoren mit türkischen, serbischen und israelischen Wurzeln. Zwei der Autorinnen leben in Berlin - und auch ein gebürtiger Brandenburger ist vertreten.
Online article about the Ingeborg-Bachmann-Preise
rbb | 24 kultur
published May 24th 2016
I am participating in this year’s Ingeborg-Bachmann-Preis competition taking place from Wednesday, June 29th until Sunday, July 3rd!
#Freude
Here is a link to my profile on the tddl website
And here is a link to my author film portrait *with subtitles*
Current Project: Pempamsie Workshop for Black Mothers (in German) Ein Open Space für Schwarze Mütter (Selbstdefinition) genannt nach ein Symbol der westafrikanischen Symbolsprache Adinkra, "Pempamsie" bedeutet soviel wie: "Unsere Stärke ist es, wenn wir vereint sind." Alle Schwarzen Frauen* die in einer Mutterrolle leben sind willkommen mit offenem Herzen zu erzählen und zuzuhören. Der Workshop wird geleitet von: Sharon Dodua Otoo (Mutter & Aktivistin) Begrenzt auf 15 Teilnehmer_innen. Pro Person 15,00 / 10,00 erm. Wo: Interkulturelles Frauenzentrum S.U.S.I. (www.susi-frauen-zentrum.com) Bayerischer Platz 9, 10779 Berlin Eingang Innsbrucker Str. 58, 3. Etage Wann: Samstag, 17.05. von 10 bis 17 Uhr Anmeldung bei S.U.S.I.: 78 95 93 94 oder [email protected]
Dear Berliner artists... join us!
Everyday at 6pm on #Oranienplatz we meet to show solidarity with the non-citizens living there and share our art. All we need is your beautiful voice for 15 minutes. The refugees say they are pleased for any support they can have to bring people to the camp. The more people who visit, the more people get involved, the more solidarity we generate for the refugee's demands.
Visit us at Oranienplatz today or contact Bühnenwatch ([email protected]) if you would like to arrange to give a short reading, poetry recital or musical performance - on Tuesday, 6th May was it was my turn - it was fun :-)
Looking forward to hearing from you!
~ Sharon
Current Project: “Synchronicity”
A very long short story by Sharon Dodua Otoo - due to be published in edition assemblage October 2014.
Past Project: Creative Writing Workshop "Me! We! And Something Inbetween..." (forward to 10:43)
Listen Up! Music Festival
21.09.2013, Berlin
(Film © 2013 Listen Up!)