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Ilija Trojanow

born in Sofia in 1965, fled with his family via Yugoslavia and Italy to Germany in 1971, where they were granted political asylum. In 1972, the family moved on to Kenya. From 1984 to 1989, Trojanow studied law and ethnology in Munich. In 1998 Trojanow moved to Mumbai, in 2003 to Cape Town, and today he lives in Vienna when he is not travelling. His novels such as "Der Weltensammler" and "Macht und Widerstand" are celebrated bestsellers and have been honoured with numerous awards. Residenz Verlag published "Der überflüssige Mensch" (2013) in the Unruhe bewahren series and "Ein Glas voller Zeit" (2025).

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Martin Pollack

born 1944 in Bad Hall, studied Slavic studies and Eastern European history. He is a translator of Polish literature, journalist, and author. He was foreign correspondent for the magazine Spiegel in Vienna and Warsaw between 1987 and 1998. His work has been highly acclaimed, including the Ehrenpreis des österreichischen Buchhandels für Toleranz in Denken und Handeln (2007) and the Leipziger Buchpreis zur Europäischen Verständigung (2011). He lives in southern Burgenland and Vienna. His most recent publications include: "Der Tote im Bunker. Bericht über meinen Vater" (2004), "Kaiser von Amerika. Die große Flucht aus Galizien" (2010), and "Kontaminierte Landschaften" (2014).  

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Klaus Theweleit

was born in 1942, and studied German and English literature. He is a theoretician of literature and cultural studies, and a writer. His "Male Fantasies" became a bestseller, achieving him international acclaim. Theweleit lectures at the University of Freiburg’s Institute of Sociology, and at the German Film and Television Academy, Berlin. From 1998 to 2008 he was professor of art and theory at the Academy of Fine Arts, Karlsruhe. Recent publications include "Buch der Könige" (3 volumes, 1988–1994) and "Der Pocahontas Komplex" (3 volumes, 1999–2013).

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