#AnnaGearyMeyer

Oct 1, 2018

Anna Geary-Meyer s pulskim osnovcima!

Anna Geary-Meyer, rujanska gošća književnog svratišta ZVONA i NARI, prošle se srijede družila s učenicima OŠ Tone Peruška u Puli. Domaćini su bili osmaši zajedno s njihovom profesoricom engleskog jezika, Željkom Habi, a dobrodošlicu mladoj Amerikanki s adresom u Berlinu te predstavnicima ZVONA i NARA zaželjeli su i ravnatelj škole, Kristijan Cinkopan te česta posjetiteljica događanja u našoj ližnjanskoj knjižnici, Sanja Triska Škrinjar, knjižničarka škole te profesorica hrvat

Anna Geary-Meyer

Sep 20, 2018

Let us bake this sad sad bread: Anna Geary-Meyer

ZiN's writer-in-residence in September of 2018 is Anna Geary-Meyer, a prose and poetry writer whose yet unpublished poem "Play Dead Too Long And You Might Accidentally Wind Up Dead" we bring you right now and right here! Anna Geary-Meyer is a German-American writer living in Berlin, Germany. She writes fiction and poetry and is at work on her first novel. She is the organizer and host of a monthly event called Queer Stories, where local LGBT artists share and perform original

Anna Geary-Meyer with ZiN Daily

Sep 6, 2018

Soon in Ližnjan: Anna Geary-Meyer

In the second half of September of 2018 ZiN's writer-in-residence will be Anna Geary-Meyer. Her imminent arrival is a great excuse to find out a few details about her writing and literary interests. Thus, here is a short interview we conducted with her via email. But first a few biographical details: Anna Geary-Meyer is a German-American writer living in Berlin, Germany. She writes fiction and poetry and is at work on her first novel. She is the organizer and host of a monthl

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