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Internationale Poetry-Biennale - Filmfestival - Salon - Netzwerk
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- Behnaz Amani (IR)
- Patricia Brooks (AT)
- Katja Brunner (CH)
- Gianna Olinda Cadonau (CH)
- Ofelia H. de la Cuba (PE/D)
- Susanne Darabas (RO/D)
- Magda Drozd (CH)
- Karin Fellner (D)
- Heike Fiedler (CH)
- Andrea Fontán (AR)
- Limpe Fuchs (D)
- Stella Glitter (CH)
- Ariane von Graffenried (CH)
- Sabine Groschup (AT)
- Sabine Gruber (AT/IT)
- Madara Gruntmane (LV)
- Geraldine Gutiérrez-Wienken (VE/D)
- Gerlinde Hacker (AT)
- Nazli Karabiyikoglu (TR)
- Birgit Kempker (CH)
- Victoria Kennefick (IE)
- Barbara Korun (SI)
- Augusta Laar (D)
- Daniela La Luz (D)
- Swantje Lichtenstein (D)
- Vera Linder (IT)
- Jannah Loontjens
- Barbi Marcovic (AT)
- Anais Meier (CH)
- Verena Mermer (AT)
- Nora Nadjarian (AM)
- Stella Nyanci (UG)
- Monika Olzak (D)
- Hannah Oppolzer (AT)
- Lynn Parkerson (USA)
- Radmila Petrovic (RS)
- Doro Pointner (AT)
- Phyu Nu Sabal (MM)
- Theresa Seraphin (D)
- Lilit Stepanyan (AM)
- Eva Surma (AT)
- Julia Toggenburger (CH)
- Arpi Voskanyan (AM)
- Anne Waldman (USA)
- Christine Yohannes (ET)
- Barbara Yurtdas (D)
- Nora Zapf (D)
 
- Literaturhaus Wien / Vienna
- Alexandra Bernhardt (D/AT)
- Martina Claussen
- Andrea Grill (AT)
- Augusta Laar
- Lorena Pircher (IT/AT)
Eva Surma
Eva Surma, gebürtige Grazerin. Lebt und schreibt in Leibnitz in der Südsteiermark. Sie hat Deutsch als Fremdsprache im MA Studium abgeschlossen und ist Akademische Expertin der Migrationswissenschaften.
2005 gründet sie gemeinsam mit Sandra Jakomini den verein-freiraum, der fortan die Frauenberatungsstelle Leibnitz trägt. 2021 gründet sie mit Mark Klenk den Verein Worte und Taten. Seit 2022 Mitglied der ≠igfem und Gründerin zusammen mit Anna Cech die ≠igfem Bezirk Leibnitz. Mitglied der internationalen Plattform literatur*grenzenlos und seit 2023 PEN Mitglied.
Jüngster Poetik-Preis „Premio Oltre Confine“, Un Monte di Poesia, Florenz 2022.
⇒ MIDNIGHT POETRY Featuring poets of the partner organisations of the EPESEP project
Eva Surma, a native of Graz. She lives and writes in Leibnitz, in southern Styria, but also enjoys being by the sea. She completed her MA in German as a Foreign Language and is an Academic Expert in Migration Studies.
In 2005, she co-founded the association freiraum with Sandra Jakomini, which has since supported the Women’s Counseling Center in Leibnitz. In 2021, she co-founded the association Words and Deeds with Mark Klenk. Since 2022, she has been a member of ≠igfem and, together with Anna Cech, founded ≠igfem Leibnitz district. She is a member of the international platform literatur*grenzenlos and has been a PEN member since 2023. Eva Surma has been a member of the Lebringer Literary Circle for 15 years.
Her most recent poetry prize: 2022 Un Monte di Poesia, Florence, “Premio Oltre Confine.”
 
Easy coming
Easy going
				      Women´s lives matter
				      Doesn´t matter who needs you
				      You´re always there
				      Always busy
				      Handing over yourself
				      Giving a hand to others
				      Up to the end
				      When no more
				      Hand is left
				      In your breadbasket
				      So easy
				      To take anything away
				      From a caring woman
Hello sisters
Hello sisters, can you hear me?
				    I am one of you
				    They settle their accounts without us
				    They laugh at us
				    Being stupid
				    Doing their work
				    Cleaning their toilets
				    Raising their sons
				    Just to continue history 
				    I wish we could take over
				    It´s still the sisters they abuse
				    To disrupt our strength
				    Don’t let me be misunderstood
				    It´s your choice, sisters
				    Let´s start it over
				    And create a powerful sisterhood
I need all those meadows
The daffodils and the birds
				    Hanging out with friends
				    Dropping into heavy stories
				    Of property
				    Of ownership 
				    Ownership of the world
				    Starts by taking ownership
				    Of words
				    Languages
				    Thoughts
				    Feel free to be
				    Yourself
Mean things
Mean thoughts
				    Mean people
				    They mean the world to you
				    Spit them out
				    No longer
				    Taking care of people
				    Who don´t care
				    Share the best things of your life
				    Within your sisterhood 
				    So they may return to you
				    As blessings 
				    Of former days.
				    Be predatory
				    Don´t be afraid 
				    To disappoint others.
				    Just don´t disappoint
				    Yourself. 


