Literarische Ostsee Kalender 2026

Let’s go, the Baltic Sea is calling. In 2026, we can look forward to a literary journey full of prominence along the picturesque coast. Susanne Nadolny has once again embarked on a literary treasure hunt, collecting Baltic impressions from prominent guests: lovingly curated images week by week - historical postcards, photographs, and paintings - complete with explanations and biographies. Caroline Wahl takes us on a fresh sea breeze trip to Rügen, Ida Boy-Ed invites us to the Lübeck Literary Salon, and Sybille Schmitz plays ring tennis with us on Greifswalder Oie. Ralf Rothmann pops the champagne corks on Fischland, while Adele Sandrock draws new strength in Heringsdorf. And the atmosphere is as fabulous as ever at Asta Nielsen's in Hiddensee. Life partner Gregori Chmara joins the fun, along with favorite colleague Paul Wegener, who tends to get a bit reckless on starry nights. This time, Joachim Ringelnatz greets us from Kiel, where he enjoys “sinfully good” seagull eggs with spinach. Featuring texts by Gabriele Tergit, Hans Brass, Tove Ditlevsen, Ludwig Uhland, Nino Haratischwili, Augusta von Zitzewitz, Mawil, Theodor Fontane, Egon Erwin Kisch, Arthur Schnitzler, Katharina Peters, Ernst Moritz Arndt, Elisabeth von Eicken, Marie and Peder Severin Krøyer, and many more. “The magnificent literary Baltic Sea calendar gathers gems around the Baltic Sea... a true jewel.” Ulrike Sebert, mdr kultur. Wall calendar (size 24 x 32 cm) with spiral binding and a wire hanger for easy display.