"This is a story of an epic childhood journey, so exciting and so shocking it is hard to know whether you’re reading about a dream or a nightmare. …Wavewalker is thrilling, horrifying, beautifully written – I couldn’t put it down" - ED BALLS.

A brand new Conversations Series hosted by Kriticos to deep dive into themes of great significance - from love and faith to masculinity, creativity and all in between. We take one classic book at a time (or more) as point of departure. You can expect honest and passionate discussions, enriching ideas, good company. 

Have you ever wondered how fictional narratives can shape our perceptions of the world? Or how political imagination can pave the way for multiple and open visions of the future? How will the green transition take place in the Anthropocene, and what will be the geopolitical order in the 22nd Century? Can generative AI truly enable us, or will it regress our brain capacities?

Step into the world of science fiction and join us for an exciting evening of exploring different possibilities for the future and creative world-building.

One of the sharpest observers of African politics, Michela Wrong joins us to discuss her latest controversial work. "Do Not Disturb: The Story of a Political Murder and an African Regime Gone Bad" is contributing to a rethink about the nature of the regime in Rwanda as it puts uncomfortable questions about the country's track record into the public domain.

With her powerful investigation into a gruesome political murder and the authoritarian regime behind it, Michela upends the narrative that Rwanda sold the world after one of the deadliest genocides of the twentieth century.