Martin Grzimek

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Martin Grzimek, German author, born in Trutzhain in 1950.

Having spent a number of years living and working in South America and the U.S., he now resides in a village near Heidelberg.

His work that raised the most interest is Shadowlife, a near-future mystery in which the nature of book itself is questioned.

Grzimek is a member of International PEN has won a number of literary prizes.

Works

Berger, 1980
Stillstand des Herzens, 1982 (translated as Heartstop: Three Stories by Breon Mitchell)
Trutzhain, 1984
Die Beschattung, 1989 (translated as Shadowlife by Breon Mitchell)
El factor tropical, 1992
Feuerfalter, 1992
Ein Bärenleben, 1995 (with Marcus Herrenberger)
Mostar – Skizzen und Splitter, 1995
Von einem, der verzweifelt versucht, sich zu verlieben, 1995
Rudi bärenstark, 1998 (with Marcus Herrenberger)
Das Austernfest, 2004
Die unendliche Straße, 2005

Klaus Hoffer, "Diese schreckliche Begierde, eine Beziehung herzustellen. Laudatio auf M.G.s Roman Berger," Manuskripte 21, H. 74 (1981), pp. 30–2.

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