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Emma Braslavsky was born in 1971 in Erfurt, Thuringia, Germany. She is a writer, known for I'm Your Man (2021), Druckfrisch (2003) and West.art am Sonntag (2001).
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Emma Braslavsky, born in Erfurt in 1971, has been working as a free-lance author and curator since 1999. In 2007, her debut novel Aus dem Sinn was awarded the Uwe Johnson Advancement Award as well as the Franz Tumler Literary Prize and was nominated for the Buddenbrookhaus Debut Prize.
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Emma Braslavsky (real real name Kathrin Emma, nee Magerl) was born in Erfurt in 1971. Her father had memory loss two years before she was born and spent a lot of time in a mental hospital for rehabilitation. Her mother, who was then an accountant, left the child in the care of the paternal grandmother. After the second grade, a commission sent he...
The literary critic Maike Albathclassifies Braslavsky as a “representative of a new realism”, “which goes beyond the directly visible reality and penetrates all events with an X-ray view. It puts everything in a very sharp light and highlights the many facets of the factual events: Braslavsky's reality is an extremely complex and contradictory stru...
Roman
1. Out of mind. Roman. claassen Verlag, Berlin 2007, ISBN 978-3-546-00419-0 2. The blue of the sky over the Atlantic. Novel. claassen Verlag, Berlin 2008, ISBN 978-3-546-00432-9 3. Life is not a way of dealing with an animal. Novel. Suhrkamp Verlag, Berlin 2016, ISBN 978-3-518-42544-2 4. The night was pale, the lights blinked. Novel. Suhrkamp Verlag, Berlin 2019, ISBN 978-3-518-42883-2
Essays
1. View inside, three times, catalog text, In: Noam Braslavsky. refuge (t) räume 0-II (German / English), Berlin 2003 2. zivilgeneratur, 9 philosophical essays on nine works to the language of civil evolution Bulletin p # 1 of papirossa - network museum for language, Berlin 2004 3. The director's apartment. Investigation report on a forgotten friend. In: Bulletin p # 2 of the papirossa - network museum for language, Berlin 2005 4. Caution! Suspicions about Templars and tomatoes. An Epiphany I...
Hörkino
1. The technology of my death(Mementofrom September 17, 2014 in theInternet Archive), production:Germany 2089, BR 2 (radio play and media art), broadcast on November 5, 2010 2. Agent future. Part 1: The reward, dingsbums productions, Berlin 2011 3. Agent future. Part 2: The expansion of the trading zone, dingsbums productions, Berlin 2011 4. Agent future. Part 3: Short circuit of the worlds, dingsbums productions, Berlin 2012 5. Plain text, 8 direct mail items. Production Deutschlandradio Kul...
2019 one-year scholarship from the Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Europe2012 Longlist Ohrkanus radio play award for Agent Zukunft2012 Stipendiatin des Goethe-Institutsin Sarajevo2008 Massimo scholarship at the German Study Center in VeniceBill Niven: Representations of Flight and Expulsion in East German Prose Works. Camden House, 2014, ISBN 978-1-57113-535-3.Christopher Schliephake: Contemporary literature on expulsion as an echo sounder of memories. In: Marita Krauss, Sarah Scholl-Schneider, Peter Fassl (eds.): Culture of remembrance and life courses....Paweł Zimniak: Group as amedium of memory - On the Sudeten German principle of memory in Emma Braslavsky's “Aus dem Sinn” (2007). In: Carsten Gansel/ Paweł Zimniak (eds.): The “Principle of Remembr...Literature by and about Emma Braslavskyin the catalog of the German National LibraryProject website agent futurea b c Kim Kindermann: Writing against the fear of forgetting everything. Portrait of the writer Emma Braslavsky. Deutschlandradio, September 26, 2007.gdk-berlin.deThe Murakami CollectionAug 11, 2021 · Adapted from Emma Braslavsky’s short story Ich bin dein Mensch, this German-language tale stars Downton Abbey‘s Dan Stevens as Tom, the ideal life partner. He is a handsome sharp-dresser with...
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Sep 23, 2021 · Inspired by a short story by Emma Braslavsky, “I’m Your Man” is a cool and clever sci-fi love story. Alighting on weighty questions with disarming playfulness, the script (by the director, Maria...
Emma Braslavsky She lived in Italy, USA, Russia, Vietnam and Israel before settling in Berlin, where she works as a writer, translator and curator. Her first novel Aus dem Sinn won the Uwe-Johnson-Förderpreis in 2007 and the 1st Franz-Tumler-Debütpreis.
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