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The advantage of comics is that they don't restrain imagination
The French Institute in Serbia is organizing the 18th literary gathering 'Molière Days' from May 11 to 26 in Belgrade and several Serbian cities. Benoа Peters, Valeri Levi-Susan, Karol Fiv, An-Gaеl Balp, Pascal Delpêche, Nevena Balanesković will be guests. A Salon of Francophone Books will also be held, with a supporting program (discussion on audiobooks, promotions), as well as the traditional award for romance studies students, the popular 'Serbian Goncourt'.
TL;DR
- The 'Molière Days' literary festival will take place from May 11-26 in Serbia, featuring French author Benoа Peters.
- Peters will present his biographies of Jacques Derrida and Sándor Ferenczi, focusing on their lives and the intellectual contexts they inhabited.
- He will also discuss his comic series 'The Obscure Cities,' co-created with François Schuiten, emphasizing the role of architecture and urban imagination.
- A discussion on Hergé and his character Tintin will explore the reasons behind the series' enduring popularity across different age groups.
- The festival includes a Salon of Francophone Books and the 'Serbian Goncourt' award for students.