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Mohamed Mbougar Sarr in conversation with interviewer Omar Ba. Photo credit: Parcifal Werkman

Lonnie Holley. Photo credit: Jassir Jonas

It was great to see so many people together at the sold out 30th anniversary edition of Crossing Border. Thanks to everyone who was there and who supports the festival!

Mark next years dates in your diary: Crossing Border will take place in 2023 from 1 to 4 November.



Check out a selection of the festival photos here!

During Crossing Border, The Chronicles were at work every day. The young, promising writers Sheena Patel, Anne Louïse van den Dool, Mauk Westerman Holstijn, Frida Isberg and Hanan Faour wrote short festival stories, which were instantly translated into various languages ​​by the talented translators Hannalore Daudeij, Laura Molenaar, Sofiane Boussahel, Bo-Elise Brummelkamp and Irene de la Torre.

Last remaining tickets for Paolo Giordano

 will be joining us at BorderKitchen to discuss his new novel 

, an exploration of hope, doubt and longing in uncertain times. In 

, we meet a man who grapples with the fact that he may never become a father, and is confronted with doubts and temptations as he searches for balance in his marriage. The novel raises vital questions about how you deal with the fear and vulnerability that can overwhelm you when you lose control of the world around you.



 is a lively and sensitive novel from an author with an empathetic approach to life today in all its facets – faith, science, climate, parenting, love. Giordano describes how we are all looking for a place -- our own Tasmania -- where a future is still possible.



 (2009), which has been published in more than forty countries. Other novels include 

See you next year: dates 2023 announced

Poster exhibit 30 years of Crossing Border artwork at GEM.

It's just a few days now until Crossing Border begins, and we are looking forward to a full house at our events! The opening night with 

 at the Koninklijke Schouwburg is sold out, as are 

 on both November 4 and November 5. Dutch and Flemish talent night 

 on November 3rd is also completely sold out. There are still some tickets left for individual events, so please 

 for more information.

On November 4 and 5 you need a wristband to enter. For other events you can enter directly with your ticket



Poster exhibition celebrates 30 years of Crossing Border artwork at GEM.



This year we are celebrating the 30th anniversary of Crossing Border, and to mark this milestone a selection of our festival posters will be exhibited at GEM next to the Kunstmuseum Den Haag. Each year since the start of the festival in 1993, Crossing Border has commissioned a well-known artist for its poster design, so stop by to see a slice of Crossing Border history. The exhibition will run for several months from November. 

Crossing Border evenings Sold Out!

Andrej Koerkov, one of Ukraine's foremost writers, comes to Crossing Border with his new book 

Check out the new Spotify list of Crossing Border online.

Andrej Koerkov, one of Ukraine's foremost writers, comes to Crossing Border with his new book


We are delighted to confirm the appearance at Crossing Border of Andrej Koerkov (1961), one of Ukraine’s greatest writers, who will be discussing his penetrating new book, 

.
While born in Russia and writing in the Russian language, Koerkov has spent his life in Ukraine and was making plans for a new novel and follow up to his best-selling 2020 novel 

 when the air raids started sounding over Kiev. With millions of others, Koerkov fled into western Ukraine, all the time keeping a diary about the bizarre new reality in his beloved country. 

Koerkov will be interviewed by Michel Krielaars.



This event is free for Ukrainian nationals.

Presentation of the European Literature Prize 2022


On Saturday 5 November at 4:30 pm in Theater aan het Spui, the European Literature Prize 2022 will be awarded to the Spanish writer Augustin Fernández Mallo for his Nocilla Trilogy in the Dutch translation by Adri Boon. The European Literature Prize awards the best contemporary European novel published in Dutch translation the previous year, with both the author and translator recognised.

The event is free to attend, order your tickets


Agustín Fernández Mallo (1967) is one of the most radical and intriguing writers in Spain today, with his Nocilla Trilogy (2006-2009) causing a landslide in contemporary Spanish literature. It is an experimental work following disparate characters, and was so influential that a whole new generation of avant-garde Spanish authors now refer to themselves as the “Nocilla Generation”


Adri Boon (1961) has translated more than sixty works from Latin American Spanish, Catalan, Galician and Portuguese, including Isabel Allende, Paulo Coelho, Eduardo Mendoza, Mercè Rodoreda and Fernando Pessoa. He studied Spanish at the University of Amsterdam and spent the last two years of his studies at the University of Madrid.

Now online: the Crossing Border Spotify Playlist!

The Crossing Border 2022 Spotify playlist is live!

to 31 tracks from the artists coming to Crossing Border this year here. From Oracle Sisters, Lonnie Holley, Kara Jackson, Susobrino and The Delines, to Marissa Nadler, IKRAAAN, Pitou and many more artists. 31 songs, almost two hours long!

Koerkov at Crossing Border and the European Literature Prize 2022


Two literary stars at BorderKitchen!

On September 14, former winner of the Nobel Prize for literature 

 will present her long-awaited debut collection, 

Two literary stars at BorderKitchen!

On September 14, former winner of the Nobel Prize for literature 


Turkish writer Orhan Pamuk (1952) won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2006. His new novel is called 

 and will be published in September. The story of his new book takes place on the island of Minger, during a plague epidemic in 1901. Sultan Abdülhamit seals the island off to prevent further spreading of the plague. But is the sudden death of a health inspector a random murder or part of a bigger plan? The sultan asks his niece and her husband, a promising doctor, to go to the island and get to the bottom of it. Pamuk acquired renown in Turkey and the rest of the world with 

 were published. His work has been translated into more than fifty languages. 

Date: September 14
Location: Theater a/h Spui, zaal 2
Start time: 20:00 (doors open at 19:15)



The poem 'Home' by the young Somali-British poet Warsan Shire touched a nerve in the middle of the refugee crisis. It was shared worldwide as a call for a more humane policy and instantly made Shire famous. In her long-awaited debut collection, 

 she writes about her own experiences as a migrant, in beautiful poems that bring the lives of refugees and migrants, mothers and daughters, black women and teenage girls to life. Shire (1988) was born in Kenya to Somali parents and emigrated to England at the age of one. Her poems that she published online made a big impression: she soon had tens of thousands of followers on social media. She became London's first-ever Young People's Poet Laureate, received the African Poetry Prize and became the youngest person ever to be named a fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. In 2016, Shire co-wrote Beyoncé's album 

 and reached millions of new fans. 

Date: September 27
Location: Theater a/h Spui, zaal 2
Start time: 20:00 (doors open at 19:15)


Orhan Pamuk and Warsan Shire at BorderKitchen!

The first confirmations for the Crossing Border day programme on November 5 at nine beautiful locations in The Hague / The return of You'll have to scream LOUDER as an evening programme at Crossing Border / festival poster of anniversary edition made by famous Flemish artist.

A number of special authors and poets have been added to the evening programme: Johny Pitts, Hernan Diaz, Nisrine Mbarki, Alara Adilow, Lee Bains and Olga Ravn. Michelle Gurevich and Gino Cochise complete the music programme. As a black European, photographer and writer Johnny Pitts traveled across Europe to capture what it means to be a Black European in unique images and narration in his new book 

, with different storylines, a Wall Street Tycoon and an aristocrat in the New York of the roaring twenties. Dutch-Moroccan poet Nisrine Mbarki presents her new collection 

, about a quest for primal forces, captured in beautiful sentences.
Somali poet Alara Adilow presents her debut collection 

, with raw and visual poems about desire, gender, queerness and wanting to escape from the body. Alabama-born singer-songwriter, musician and poet Lee Bains recites excerpts from his 

 before taking the stage to perform with artist and musician Lonnie Holley.
Danish author Olga Ravn introduces her latest book 

, a brilliant existential nightmare, in which we learn that sometimes we have to forget the answers because it's the questions that count. Michelle Gurevich brings her slowcore rock and lo-fi songs full of vulnerability, romantic friendships and endless desires. And when Gino Cochise plays his set, he does so with the firm conviction that music is a healing medicine.
More artists will be added to the line-up in the near future. The line up will be complete at the beginning of September.
Buy your tickets 

This year, the Crossing Border day programme will be expanded to 9 locations: Kunstmuseum Den Haag, Zaal 3, BorderKitchen, 3345 records, The Bookstor Cafe, Royal Academy of Art (KABK), Huis van het Boek, Theater aan het Spui and Theater PePijn.

The daytime programme includes interviews with writers, showcases and special events. Top authors Leïla Slimani, Raynor Winn and Nino Haratischwili will introduce their new titles. Leila Slïmani presents 

, in which we follow her mother who grew up on a poor farm but became Morocco's first gynecologist. Raynor Winn introduces her new book 

, in which she recounts the toughest journey she and her husband have yet made. Nino Haratischwili will present her new book 

 in the Netherlands around November 1, a moving story about the friendship of four women and a beautiful ode to Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia.
Bryan Washington is interviewed about his new book 

 which prompted a development programme for 13 translation talents. Every chapter of his book was translated by one of them, and some will also engage in a live conversation with Washington. To what extent does it help if the translator has an affinity with cultural diversity or the queer community? And what does the translation process teach the writer about his own work? Last year the day programme was completely sold out, so buy your tickets quickly. Individual tickets are available for purchase for the day programme. Book sales and signing sessions are held during the events.
Buy your tickets 

Get ready for the return of You'll have to scream LOUDER as a festival night at Crossing Border. The first edition last year was completely sold out, but could not take place due to the corona measures. On November 3, You'll have to scream LOUDER will be held: a dazzling evening with talent from the Netherlands and Flanders: music, poetry and spoken word. Location is the Korzo Theater: starting time is 20.00 hours. The line-up includes: Babeth Fonchie Fotchind, Jasper Albinus, De Witte Kunst and Esohe Weyden. Poet Babeth Fonchie Fotchind talks about the hidden vulnerabilities of apparently successful, urban millennials and effortlessly switches between different language registers.
With his poetry and performances spoken word artist and poet Jasper Albinus makes issues surrounding identity, history and politics tangible. De Witte Kunst brings synthpop that has an insidious frivolity and is wrapped in crazy costumes, but with deep seated fears in the background. Spoken Word artist and poet Esohe Weyden presents her collection of poems 

, with which she made her debut this year and which was nominated for the C. Buddingh Prize. Check out the full programme for this evening 

. More artists will be added to the programme in the near future.
Buy your tickets 

This year's festival poster was made by the renowned artist Rinus van de Velde. He comes from Antwerp, where coincidentally also a Crossing Border festival is taking place this year;) Rinus Van de Velde (1983) lives and works in Antwerp. His practice mainly consists of drawings that hark back to a personal archive of photographs from popular science magazines such as National Geographic and from biographies of artists and scientists. Lately, he's re-executing found footage or photographing non-existent scenes, which he then uses as source material. His work is exhibited internationally in galleries and museums. Next February, Museum Voorlinden will invite him for a special exhibition.

And now what!? ...,
2022
oil pastel on paper 110,1 x 73 cm
Courtesy Tim Van Laere Gallery, Antwerp

Lettering by Spacebar

The first day programme confirmations, You'll have to scream LOUDER returns and more...


Crossing Border will be held from November 2-5 this year. Extra special, because it is the anniversary edition! Crossing Border is celebrating its 30th anniversary. In this newsletter, the first artists for the evening programming are announced, who will perform in the Korzo Theater on November 4 and 5 and on the opening night in the Koninklijke Schouwburg on November 2.
But there's more to come: the daytime program on November 5th and the special You'll have to scream LOUDER evening on November 3. The first artists for those days will be announced at the beginning of July.

After the edition in The Hague, we will board the bus to Antwerp, where we will continue with a Flemish edition in De Studio on 6 November in the afternoon.

Photo: Steve Gullick

November the 2nd is the spectacular opening night with 

. Already known as one of the most talented songwriters of her generation, this evening highlights her literary talent. A unique event, where she reads poetry from her new book 

, the result of six years of intense writing. In addition to her lecture, she will be interviewed by the British author 


Choices will be difficult on November 4 and 5 with one-off performances by writers from many countries. The German-Georgian 

 presents her latest book to be published the week of the festival, we have the first ever African prize winner of the Prix de Goncourt: 

 (Senegal), whose new novel will be translated this year, from Germany comes 

, the writer whose star skyrockets with each new title of his, as well as Man Booker Prize winner 

 from South Africa or German-American illustrator 

 from the heart of The Bronx. If you want to know how to protect your rights and democracy, don't miss her. And what about 

 from Venezuela, in whose second novel a family is on the run from a mysterious disease. An almost mythical tale that nevertheless skims on the edge of reality and actuality. Or listen to Argentine writer 

, one of the most important writers of her generation, with her new magical-realistic masterpiece in which we travel to a Buenos Aires where missing children rise from the dead and unearthed bones harbor a terrible curse. Or visit 

 who wrote one of the most impressive and refreshing debuts by listening to his own queer voice. It is one big magical-realistic tale in which we commute between the mundane and the supernatural. From the Netherlands Crossing Boders is happy to announce the icons 

, who sees language as a playground and will introduce his new collection of poetry, wonder, religion and science fiction navigate around each other, and the great talent 



Publisher White Rabbit presents a hallucinatory program with the music memoirs of 

, who grew out from forgotten artist to current folk icon, Mogwai frontman 

 says enough. Then there are the long-awaited memoires of 

, who made history in 1990s Madchester with Happy Mondays. And Lias Saoudi, frontman of England's most infamous band, Fat White Family, wrote down his experiences in an over the top insane band biography along with 

, who sums it up aptly: a drug band with a rock problem. DBC Pierre, one of the most uncompromising voices in contemporary literature presents his new book, but together on stage with 

? That will be a supernova of epic proportions.



The first performers for the music program are 

, the man who never plays a song twice the same way and now performs with a great band at Crossing Border.……… The Dutch 

 will release a new album in October that is a spectacular new chapter in her musical career. 

 with Willy Vlautin turned Crossing Border upside down in the past. They're back, and this time with their best album in the pocket. Also performances by 

, the American Youth Poet Laureate who is about to release her first music album, and 

, with their flaming mix of jazz and spoken word. 

 presents the dark dream pop of her new album 

 and Jaws of Love, the solo project of Local Natives founder Kelcey Ayer presents the new EP 

First artist announcement and start ticketsales

Blood is thicker than water, and after nine long years Crossing Border is returning to Antwerp. The programme will be announced in September, but we're working hard to make this edition unforgettable.

The festival takes place in De Studio, a building on the Mechelseplein with an illustrious history. Built as a noble palace in 1870, it was successively a bank, a hotel and an acting school. De Studio has a theater room, a large studio, a lounge for debates, lectures and concerts and cinema rooms. Today De Studio is a busy, alternative place with an ongoing cultural program. The opening night takes place in Arenberg, a wink to previous successful Antwerp editions: these were also held in Arenberg.

The festival is organized in co-production with various cultural partners in Antwerp: Arenberg, De Studio, Antwerpen Boekenstad, poppodium Trix and Lees! (former Antwerp Book Fair). The Flemish edition is held in the same week as the The Hague edition. The special opening night in Arenberg takes place on November 4. The festival night in De Studio will be held on November 6, on different stages.

The program will be announced in early September, together with the start of ticket presales.

Crossing Border returns to Antwerp!

It's word binge time with three brilliant writers in June at Borderkitchen! Roy Jacobsen kicks off with the third of his four part Norwegian island series, Karin Slaughter premières her new bloodcurdling thriller and Gary Shteyngart presents his latest novel. Save the dates!

You can't wait and already want to go to the BorderKitchen evenings? You can!

 There are still tickets available for the BorderKitchen evenings in May 

(1954) debuted in 1982 with his short story collection 

(Prison life). By then, Jacobsen knew what he was talking about: he grew up in a suburb of Oslo and in his teens became member of a criminal gang. The police arrested him when he was 16 and he was placed in solitary confinement for 35 days.

Since 1990 Jacobsen is fulltime writer since 1990 and is considered one of Norway’s most important writers. His 

(2013), a chronicle of the Barrøy family living on an island, was published in more than twenty countries. At BorderKitchen Jacobsen will present the third of what will be a four part series. ‘Nobody can leave an island’, Jacobsen writes in 

. ‘An Island is a cosmos in a nutshell, where the stars sleep in the grass under the snow.’

Locatie: BorderKitchen, Kerkstraat 11, Den Haag
7,50 euro 

(1971) decides to write a new thriller, how she does it already sounds like the opening chapter of one of her novels. She retreats for weeks on end in a small cabin somewhere in the Georgia woods and sees or talks to no one until the book is finished. This recipe has proven itself with a blood curdling series of thrillers that have been sold more than 40 million times in 120 countries, rightly earning her the nickname ‘Queen of Crime’.

Visitors of BorderKitchen have a scoop: the Dutch translation of her latest book has rolled off the press the day before.

locatie: BorderKitchen, Kerkstraat 11, Den Haag
7,50 euro 

(1972) grew up till his seventh in the shadow of an enormous Lenin statue in St. Petersburg, he spent the next seven years in a New York apartment without TV. A trip to Prague in the nineties was the inspirational source for the imaginary city of Prava in his debut novel 

At BorderKitchen, Shteyngart will present his recently published 

 (2021). In it we follow a diverse group of old friends, among them a Russian writer, a psychiatrist, an app developer and a film star, sit out the pandemic in a remote country house. Old wounds are torn open and new romances erupt. ‘A powerful fable of our broken time’, commented Salman Rushdie.

BorderKitchen in June!


In the coming months we will be back with several exciting literary evenings. In April you can go to two evenings in the Royal Theater. Het Nationale Theater and BorderKitchen present an exclusive performance by Tom Lanoye. The Poezieboys are back with Poeziebar XL and we have two American guests in the BorderKitchen in May: Torrey Peters and Jennifer Egan. Read more about the performances below. We hope to see you soon!

April 3 HNT and BorderKitchen present Tom Lanoye (Dutch spoken)

April 20 Poezieboys and Crossing Border present Poeziebar XL (Dutch spoken)

May 16 BorderKitchen presents Torrey Peters

May 19 BorderKitchen presents Jennifer Egan

 will read exclusively from his new book 

 in the Royal Theater. Unique because the story about collaboration in the Second World War in the arts takes place in the Royal Theater.



Hosts Jos Nargy and Joep Hendrikx bring Rock 'n Roll back to poetry in a steaming, sweating and cheering Royal Theater. 10 poets make an appearance, including Asha Karami, Elfie Tromp and Joost Oomen.


 (U.S.) wrote one of the best international debut novels of the past year with Detransition, Baby. The book is about gender, being transgender and motherhood. Torrey Peters will be interviewed by Persis Bekkering.




On May 19, we have an American star author as our guest: Pulitzer Prize winner 

 will make her way to our very own BorderKitchen stage. Roos van Rijswijk will discuss her new book The Candy House in which the successful but restless entrepreneur Bix Bouton develops a technological program that gives access to all your memories, which you can also exchange with others. The system tempts many – though not everyone.


Of course there is plenty of room to ask the authors questions and to have your book signed.

Exciting news! On April 3, Crossing Border, in collaboration with White Rabbit Books and New Dutch Writing, presents the unofficial opening event of the London Book Fair. A live event with Dutch authors, music and international guests in the cultural hotspot The Social in Central London. The program will be announced in the coming weeks.

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Crossing Border will be 30 years old in 2022! And we celebrate that with a number of special live events. In the near future we will also look back at the history of the festival with a colourful collection of video material from the archives. We will start with three videos: 

an episode of Lola da Musica from the VPRO

 and unique images by Ian Kerkhof. You can find everything on the Crossing Border YouTube channel.

Before Crossing Border started in 1993, there was the Zuiderstrand festival in 1991 and 1992. 

 is a registration of the edition in 1992 by the local broadcaster in The Hague (not to be confused with the Polygoon news:)). With Benjamin Zephaniah, Simon Vinkenoog, Eddie Kagie and Jablkon.

After the beach and the name change, Crossing Border was on the rise: check out this 

 in 1994 with Gerard Reve, Kathy Acker, Gavin Friday and Linton Kwesi Johnson. 

 was also made in 1994 by filmmaker Ian Kerkhof with legendary names such as Henry Rollins and Mark E. Smith

 online with Bobby Gillespie (Primal Scream), Claire Keegan, Natasha Brown, Joost van Bellen, Stephanie Phillips, Oek de Jong, Sasha Filipenko and Richard Powers. Listen via your favorite streaming service. Via 

Upcoming events and Crossing Border London!


After two years finally a festival again. Organizing an international live festival during a pandemic proved a challenge, but we went for it and thankfully everything fell into place, including sold out venues and fantastic artists.



 immediately set the tone on the opening night with a book presentation and violin solos. On Friday, 

 demonstrated his great sense of humor in front of a packed Royal Theater, and many more highlights followed such as 

Douglas Stuart, Ghostpoet, CMAT, Tamsin Calidas, Stuart A. Staples

 and many others. 

The move to Korzo Theater and surroundings worked out really well, and so did the extension of the day programme. Next year we will continue on this path, hopefully in full force.

To all visitors: thank you for coming! We hope you enjoyed it and hopefully we’ll see you again next year! The dates are already confirmed. 

Crossing Border 2022 takes place 2 – 5 November ’22 in The Hague

 for more photos of Crossing Border 2021.

See you next year!



With The Chronicles, Crossing Border 2021 once again presented a platform for young, talented and mostly international writers and translators in residence. A daily festival story by authors 

Olivia Wenzel, Natasha Brown, Marta Barone, Tobi Lakmaker, Jens Meijen 

was translated ‘live’ by literary translators P

eter Huijzer, Nevorice Matheu, Sander Grasman, Katja Vekshina, Lotte Hammond 

.

The festival stories are now online!
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Letters of support in the collection of the Museum of Literature



Not so long ago, Crossing Border found itself in serious trouble after the negative Kunstenplan advice. The hundreds of messages of support we received were of crucial importance and helped to turn the tide.

The Museum of Literature has now included the collected statements of support in its museum collection. A very great honour.

Writer Anne Louïse van den Dool wrote a beautiful piece about the protest book. Read it 



On Thursday 18 November the legendary guitarist of the Patti Smith Group 

 comes to BorderKitchen. Don’t miss this!

Lenny Kaye will be interviewed by Lee Brackstone about his latest book 

: an exploration of ten key moments in the history of rock ‘n’ roll. An hour of listening to the most amazing anecdotes of a man who has spent decades on the frontline of rock ‘n’ roll, playing with all the greats. He’s bringing his guitar along!

Date: Thursday 18 November 2021
Time: 20:00
Duration: 60-minute interview + Q&A
Location: BorderKitchen, Kerkstraat 11, Den Haag
Costs: 7,50 (excl. service costs)
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Photos, Chronicles stories and more upcoming events 

Crossing Border 2021: it happened

Less than two weeks to go for Crossing Border!



From 4 – 6 November, over 70 international artists will perform at Crossing Border Festival, with ten locations in the historic city center of The Hague and for the first time: a full day programme on Saturday 6 November.

After weeks of careful deliberation, we’re announcing the timetable today! We also announce the final additions to the festival line-up, including author Oek de Jong and the Belgian band ILA.

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Five great new names complete the line-up of Crossing Border 2021

 (1952) will talk with Ivan Borghstijn. Oek de Jong is writer of an impressive oeuvre, including his best-known books 

 talks about his intoxicating new novel 

 With blood-soaked sentences he describes the hardships and atrocities on board a VOC ship, from the perspective of a wide variety of characters.

Also confirmed: 

, the three-piece fronted by 24-year-old singer-songwriter Ilayda Cicek, who exposes the fickleness of life with her melancholic music. Spoken word artist 

 tells stories about “holding on to the constant letting go and being able to find yourself in being lost” and author and songwriter 

 performs a set based on his new theatre show ‘Reiziger van het Ruige Land’, a journey of songs and stories that takes you from the Groningen countryside to The Great Wide Open of the American road.



ILA is not the only new music act you can discover at Crossing Border this year. For many bands and artists, this will be their first show in The Netherlands!

Take 

, the ensemble of French producer, instrumentalist, and DJ Neue Grafik, forged during after-hours jam sessions in the Total Refreshment Centre in London. Their first album sounds like a big, energetic celebration of cultural cross-pollination.

Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson aka 

Timetable is ready: discover new music and five exciting new names

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