Sabine Erbrich and Chris Möller talked about:

Nothing but Trouble? Gender in Literary Production and Publishing

Sabine Erbrich has worked for the Suhrkamp Verlag in various capacities for over ten years, most of this time as the editor for international fiction with a focus on French, Spanish, and Portuguese literatures. She is also a literary translator and has translated novels, graphic novels, and children’s literature from Spanish, English, and French. She occasionally teaches at the Freie Universität Berlin and is completing her PhD in comparative literature with a project on disgust in contemporary women’s writing. Just prior to the conference, she was on sabbatical at the Faculty of English at the University of Oxford, where she was undertaking research for her dissertation.

Chris Möller has been curating and organising literary events for over ten years. She is the co-founder of the literary events label KASCH, formerly known as Kabeljau und Dorsch. She is also the co-editor of the digital magazine for contemporary literature &SHY. Chris has written for a variety of media, including Die Epilog, the magazine for contemporary cultural theory and practice. Having produced and hosted a number of podcasts with KASCH, Chris released her own podcast about curating literary events called Zwischen last year. She has also co-directed the Independent Reading Series Festival ULF, and she was on the jury for the German Book Prize in 2020.