Have an ICE Day (mit Yasmine M'Barek & Claire Beermann)

Published in 1973, 'Fear of Flying' is a novel that follows Isadora Wing, a Jewish journalist and erotic poet, as she navigates her marriage, sexual desires, and professional ambitions. The story begins with Isadora traveling to Vienna with her husband to attend a psychoanalytic congress, where she meets a Laingian analyst named Adrian Goodlove and embarks on a hedonistic journey across Europe. This journey is not just about her sexual adventures but also a deep exploration of her own identity, the systemic oppression of women, and her quest for autonomy and self-acceptance. The novel is known for its candid and provocative portrayal of women's desires and its impact on the feminist movement of the time.

Miranda July's "All Fours" is a poignant and unconventional novel that explores themes of aging, mortality, and the complexities of human connection. The narrative unfolds through the experiences of an unnamed narrator grappling with her changing body and relationships. July's writing style is characterized by its intimate and often humorous approach to profound subjects. The book delves into the challenges of intergenerational friendships and the societal obsession with youth. Ultimately, "All Fours" offers a reflective and empathetic portrayal of the human experience.