Autoren

Daniel Falb, born in 1977, received in 2001 the Prenzlauer Berg Literature Prize and has had diverse publications, in among others ndl, EDIT, loose readers and anthologies (most recently: Lyrik von Jetzt). His first volume of poems, “Die Räumung der Parks”, appeared in Autumn 2003.

Alexander Gumz, born in 1974, is a PhD literary science student, as well as being editor of the German-Polish literary journal WIR and of the culture label KOOK berlin – new york. He was a finalist in the Leonce-und-Lena Prize 2003 and won the Vienna Workshop Prize for Poetry 2002. His poems were last published in “Lyrik von Jetzt” (DuMont 2003) and in Das Klirren im Innern. Literarischer März 13/2003 (Brandes und Apsel 2003).

The author, lecturer, editor and PhD literary science student Karla Reimert was born in 1972 in Berlin. She won the first prize in the text gallery fernsehn.de, the Grosser BMW Prize of the city Steyr, and also the Würth Prize. She has been published, among others, in: Mein heimliches Auge (13, 15), Die Aussenseite des Elementes (10), Intendenzen (7).

Steffen Popp  was born in 1978 in Greifswald, grew up in Dresden and has lived in Berlin since 2001. He studied literature and philosophy and wrote as a scholar of the Berlin Senate the epic “Ohrenberg oder der Weg dorthin”. He has been published, among others, in the anthologies Vom Fisch bespuckt and Lyrik von Jetzt, and most recently in Edit (32). The poetry volume “Wie Alpen” appeared in New Year 2004. He has received prizes for prose from the Kritischer Salon Hannover, and for poetry from the Akademie Graz.

Daniela Seel was born in 1974 in Frankfurt Main, and lives in Idstein and Berlin. She has been published in journals, anthologies and on the internet, most recently in Lyrik von Jetzt. She founded in 2003 the publishing house KOOKbooks (Idstein) and publishes there prose, poetry and art books from, among others, Johannes Jansen and Jan Böttcher.

Uljana Wolf, born in 1979, studied in Berlin and Krakow. Her poems have been published in various volumes, for example in Lyrik von Jetzt (DuMont 2003), and also in the anthology of young German and Belarusian poets Linija frontu. Frontlinie (2003). She won the literature prize wannseeFORUM, an authorial scholarship from the Dublin author's association dubcit, the Vienna Workshop Prize, as well as the Mercator-Berghaus Scholarship (Kreisau/Krzyżowa).

Matthias Herrman is a cellist, composer and music producer, among others, for theatre and dance productions from Jeff Curtis, Howard Katz and Jenny Haack. Among his works are the composition and production of the music for: “No Place Like Home”, “Grenzlicht”, the short film “ohne Titel”, and Boris Laaser's short film “Pandorra 88”. As a cellist, keyboardist and composer he is a member of the Berlin-New York avant-garde band 'Post Holocaust Pop'.

Since 1998 Tobias Rausch has worked as a freelance director, and was dramatic advisor at the Städtischen Schauspiel Magdeburg. Currently he is working together with Janette Mickan and Alexandra Bode with the theatre company lunatiks produktionen in Berlin. He has won literary awards, and been published in literary journals and anthologies. Last productions: PARASIT nach Schiller (2002, Dock 11), MANGA! Das Reich der Zeichen (2002, Neues Kranzlereck), Dem Wahnsinn eine Chance! BSE-Tag in Magdeburg and Transit:Seghers nach Anna Seghers (2000/01, Freie Kammerspiele Magdeburg).