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Six Trendsetting German Authors interviewed: David Wagner

Jun 29, 2015 • No comments

David Wagner is another author interviewed during the Trendsetting event. Read a sample of David‘s writing here. For more information…

Interview with Gregor Sander

Jun 26, 2015 • No comments

Another interview with one of the authors taking part in the Trendsetting event is with Gregor Sander. Read a sample…

Interview with Angela Krauß

Jun 25, 2015 • 1 comment

Third interview with authors taking part in the Trendsetting event is with Angela Krauß. Read a sample of Angela‘s writing here.…

Interview with Michael Wildenhain

Jun 24, 2015 • No comments

Michael Wildenhain talks about his writing on the second of the video interviews with each author taking part in the Trendsetting…

Interview with Térezia Mora

Jun 22, 2015 • No comments

What’s trending on the German literary scene? Térezia Mora talks about her writing and her roots in the first of the…

From ‘What might have been’ by Gregor Sander translated by Robert Gillett

Jun 12, 2015 • No comments

This is the last of the six extracts from the SIX TRENDSETTING GERMAN AUTHORS. Visit this website on Friday, 19…

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