Memory, irony, and time.

Julian Barnes, Booker Prize winner, has built a body of work marked by formal precision and a sharp attention to human ambiguity.

In his writing, memory is unstable, time is non-linear and truth remains elusive.

Balancing subtle humour and melancholy, he explores relationships, loss, and the stories we tell ourselves.

A session in which literature becomes an exercise in precision and depth.

To access BABELL sessions, even with a ticket in hand, you must always bring a book with you.