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Het gesprek - Ilse Josepha Lazaroms (20 augustus 2024)

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Hein van Eekert praat met schrijver Ilse Josepha Lazaroms over haar roman Elders. Het is nacht. Terwijl haar dochter boven slaapt, zit een vrouw in haar nieuwe huis tussen dertien dozen en twee kleine bruinleren koffers waarin het archief van haar leven verpakt zit. Na twintig jaar lang in acht landen en negen steden gewoond te hebben, verzoent ze zich in de nacht die voor haar ligt met haar lot: zich definitief ergens vestigen. En al die tijd kijken de dozen haar aan en opent ze er slechts enkele. Ze haalt er een Noorse trui uit van een oude geliefde die een stroom aan herinneringen op gang brengt en haar confronteert met de keuzes die ze in haar leven gemaakt heeft en alles wat ze destijds achterliet. Ilse Josepha Lazaroms (1979) is schrijver en wetenschapper. Ze studeerde Gender studies en promoveerde in de Joodse studies. Ze woonde lang in de Verenigde Staten, waar ze onderzoek deed naar Hongaars­-Joodse verhalen. Haar nomadisch bestaan bracht haar naar Boedapest, Jeruzalem, Londen, Oslo, Florence, en Jena. Nu woont ze in Amsterdam, samen met haar dochter. Ze publiceert in De Groene Amsterdammer, de Nederlandse Boekengids en De Correspondent. In 2021 verscheen haar debuutroman Duet.

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