Diana Radovan Poetry Reading: Seasons of Change

Name: Diana Radovan Poetry Reading: Seasons of Change
Start: 2026-01-31T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-01-31T20:30:00+01:00
Location: Augustenstraße 104, 80798 Munich, Germany

Schedule

Sat Jan 31 2026 at 07:00 pm to 08:30 pm

UTC+01:00

Location

Augustenstraße 104, 80798 Munich, Germany | Munich, BY

This event is free. No registration necessary.
Diana Radovan, author of the hybrid memoir Our Voices and the essay collection Dincolo, lives and writes in the spaces in-between. She is a Best of the Net nominee for her hybrid essay, "On the Way." Her creative writing – poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and hybrid forms – has been published internationally since 2004. Her poems are available at The Orchards Poetry Journal, Litro Magazine, Wild Roof Journal, ARC Journal, Poetry Breakfast, Dog-Ear, World’s Best Poems, and Headline Poetry and Press.
Radovan has a PhD in Life Sciences from the Technical University of Dortmund in Germany and is a certified Forest Bathing Guide and Forest Therapy Practitioner. Romanian-born, she has lived in Germany and Canada since 2004. Currently, she is pursuing an MA in Creative Writing at Teesside University in the UK and roaming the Bavarian alpine borderlands, where earth, air, and water feel like home.
Seasons of Change is a poetry collection that traces human experiences, mapping them onto the rhythms of the natural world. In an era of climate change, the need for a more interconnected way of living has never been more urgent. This collection invites us to rekindle our bond with nature, remembering our place within it rather than our separation from it. It encourages us to slow down, attune to our senses, and align our lives with the restorative cycles of Mother Earth. A tender call and a quiet invitation, this book urges us to spiral back – beyond language, beyond time – to our very essence.
“Diana Radovan’s words are not afraid to dissect, to bring out trapped words of the body, of the nervous system, and the layered, emotional experiences of womanhood. Diana leans into rewilding her language as the poetry of her soul pushes boundaries, extends touch, and loves fiercely.” - Sarah Joy Thompson, Filipina-American poet and author of Uprooted Orchid (FlowerSong Press, 2025)