
Jean Bürlesk is a storyteller. He writes, he reads, he acts, he makes jokes nobody understands. He would sing and dance, but he has no sense of rhythm or melody. Sometimes he still sings and dances. As a Luxembourger and a lover of words, he expresses himself in five recognizable languages, seven or eight of which he's been known to misuse for literary purposes. He’s a terrific tour guide, unless of course he’s not - and people just don’t have the heart to tell him.
His debut short story collection The Pleasure of Drowning was awarded the Prix d’Encouragement de la Fondation Servais 2019 und published by Luna Press Publishing in March 2020.
Sessions in which Jean Bürlesk participates
17:30
17:30
- Reading: Jean Bürlesk Programming - Reading Room 1
- 17:30 NZST - 17:55 NZST | 25 minutes
- Reading
10:00
10:00
- Constructed Language: From Elvish to Esperanto to Dothraki to Belter Programming - Programme Room 3 (Webinar)
- 10:00 NZST - 10:50 NZST | 50 minutes
- Panel
10:00
10:00
- Fairy Tales and Fantasy Programming - Programme Room 4 (Webinar)
- 10:00 NZST - 10:50 NZST | 50 minutes
- Panel