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The German-Hungarian writer Terezia Mora (47) receives the Georg Büchner Award in 2018. The German Academy for Language and Literature has announced it Tuesday in Darmstadt. "In her novels and tales, Terezia Mora is dedicated to strangers and the homeless, precarious lives and people in search, and painfully touches the nerve of our time," she said. Jury their decision. She tirelessly takes "the lost nomads of the city in the eye and explores the depths of the inner and outer strangeness". "The German Academy of Language and Poetry attributes to the Georgian Academy of Language and Poetry its distinguished presence and living language art, combining idiom and poetry on a daily basis. Büchner Prize 2018 in Terezia Mora. "
Numerous awards, highly acclaimed novels
Mora was born on 5 February 1971 in Sopron (Hungary) into a family belonging to the German-speaking minority.He grew up into a bilingual and came to Berlin to study Hungarian and German. Hungarian theater in 1990, wrote scripts and also became a Hungarian translator.It made a great start with the story "Strange Matter."
Mora received the Ingeborg Bachmann Award in 1999 for an excerpt from his first "Strange Matter ".This was the prelude to many other excellent books, including" The Monster ", which received the German Book Award in 2013, and" Die Liebe Unter Aliens ", which received the award of the Bremen literature in 2017. Last year, the Büchner Prize was awarded to Jan Wagner
(APA / Red.)
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