Sandra Hoffmann was born in 1967 and lives in Munich, where she teaches creative writing and writes for radio and the travel section at DIE ZEIT. For her 2012 novel Was ihm fehlen wird, wenn er tot ist, she received the Thaddäus Troll Prize, followed by the Hans Fallada Prize for Paula. Sandra Hoffmann was writer-in-residence at the British Centre for Literary Translation Summer School in 2018.
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‘Sandra Hoffmann is one of Germany’s most exciting contemporary writers. […] An incredibly dense, finely woven text that immediately grabs you and pulls you mercilessly in.’ Brigitte Woman. Sandra Hoffmann’s »Paula« is a moving piece of autofiction about the writer’s relationship to her grandmother, a devout Swabian Catholic who refused to reveal who fathered her …
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Paula
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143 Seiten15 September 2020 -
Paula
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