Hospitality beyond borders
Europe’s Kitchen

Author: Cornelia Wegerhoff

An introduction by Priya Basil

by Mandula van den Berg 

Was uns die Krise lehrt

Wenn der Vorhang fällt. Europa in der Coronapandemie

Mandula van den Berg (Marseille)

Thomas Leinkauf (Chania)

Priya Basil (Wrocław)

Matt Aufderhorst (Wrocław)

A L Kennedy (Glasgow)

Europe. So far. So close.

Marie Detjen lives in Berlin and London. Her passion for Henry James and the German Civil Code lead her to pursue a law degree next to her studies in social science and literature. When she’s not in university, she works as an assistant editor for Verfassungsblog, writes fiction, and plays the piano.

Mohammed Z. Rahman is a writer, visual artist and keen cook based in London. He has a BA in Social Anthropology and worked on projects with Tate Modern and the Smithsonian Institute. Mohammed’s short fiction and art inescapably gravitate towards images of food as a foundation of community and self. More recently he has gained experience catering for small events with Queer Masala, a community kitchen for Queer people of colour.

Mandula van den Berg is Dutch/Hungarian, and grew up in Amsterdam before moving to Berlin. She mostly writes literary non-fiction and paints, but is also part of the Oorzaken Podcast Academy 2020. Mandula is interested in (Visual) Anthropology, Everyday Life History and Literature, with a focus on Central and Eastern Europe. Right now, she is working on a project about Socialist cowboys in East Germany which she has written about for ZEIT Online.