Angela Krauß
Angela Krauß was born in 1950 and lives in Leipzig. Her books have won numerous prizes, including the Ingeborg Bachmann Prize and the Malkowski Prize. In 2004, she was the annual visiting lecturer on poetics at the University of Frankfurt/Main.
Angela Krauß was born in 1950 and lives in Leipzig. Her books have won numerous prizes, including the Ingeborg Bachmann Prize and the Malkowski Prize. In 2004, she was the annual visiting lecturer on poetics at the University of Frankfurt/Main.
Christine Lavant Prize 2019
Wilhelm Müller Prize 2013
Franz Nabl Prize 2011
Rainer Malkowski Prize 2010
Hermann Lenz Prize 2007
Thomas Valentin Literaturpreis 2001
Gerrit Engelke Prize 2000
Fellowship at Villa Massimo German Academy in Rome 1999
Ingeborg Bachmann Prize 1988
Christine Lavant Prize 2019
Wilhelm Müller Prize 2013
Franz Nabl Prize 2011
Rainer Malkowski Prize 2010
Hermann Lenz Prize 2007
Thomas Valentin Literaturpreis 2001
Gerrit Engelke Prize 2000
Fellowship at Villa Massimo German Academy in Rome 1999
Ingeborg Bachmann Prize 1988
PUBLICATIONS

The World Building Must Be Erected. After All, We Have to Live Somewhere.

Flow
Poetic existence unfolds in Angela Krauß’ magical language, a language in which reality vibrates – and dreams become tangible.
It’s summer. The poet is having lunch in her spot next to the piano, her patron is playing tennis seventeen hours away by plane, the owner of the French restaurant always serves her himself. The olives are black, hard, and sharp. This...

At Best
Secretly, this woman works, like...

What next
Sunday morning. The zoo animals are gradually awakening outside the narrator’s window. Her companion is still dreaming. On the floor, her tortoise Kastanorka is...

Die Überfliegerin
France (Metailié), Netherlands (de Bezige Bij)