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What We Gain as We Grow Older

Happiness

August

Situation and Constellation

An Inventory of Losses

Ginster

Explosive Emotions

Why Love Hurts

Snows of Yesteryear, Snows of Tomorrow

Markets and Power in Digital Capitalism

Geistesgeschichte der Technik

Rombo

as mornings and mossgreen I. Step to the window

Crackling Skulls

Political Anthropology

The Walk

The Junkification of the World

Where the Name Lives

What is Sexual Capital?

Aesthetics of Installation Art


Autumn 2025 Fiction & Creative Non-Fiction

In the Heart of the Cat

Son of a Dog

Into the Dark

Colder

Half Serving

»What Are We Going to Do With Our Lives?«

Cease-Fire

Sand and Time

starve pray sob swim

murder ballads

Oskar Fiala and the Principle of the Smallest Effect

A Hiding Place

Among Poets


Autumn 2025 Non-Fiction & Academic

The Sound of Habsburg

Three Hundred Men

Destructive Desires

Situation and Constellation

Democracy and the Division of Powers

Agents of Possibility

The Alarmists

Mattering to Others

Six Million, Do I Hear More?

Good and Evil

Polarisation

Systemic Crisis

»Disability« and Society

Laypeople


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The prize honours works that demonstrate intellectual independence and promote civic freedom and moral courage.
 
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Ozan Zakariya Keskinkılıç won the prize for his debut novel, Son of a Dog.
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Federer received the award for his moving book I See You Everywhere, Forever.
 
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On 30 October, director Stefan Haupt's adapation of Max Frisch's classic novel will hit cinemas in Germany.
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Heike Geißler made this year's shortlist for her book Despairs.
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Khayyer's debut novel has been longlisted for the country's most prestigious literary award. 
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The prize is awarded by the Harbour Front Literaturfestival in recognition of the best German-language debut novel of the year.
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Suhrkamp author Heike Geißler has won the state of Saxony-Anhalt's highest literary honour for her oeuvre. 
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»Serhiy Zhadan is one of the most striking writers in contemporary European literature,« says Austrian vice chancellor Andreas Babler.