Andreas Neumeister

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Andreas Neumeister (born September 16, 1959 in Starnberg ) is a German writer .

Life

After graduating from high school, Andreas Neumeister studied ethnology at the University of Munich . Today he lives in Munich . In addition to his writing activities, he runs the mobile club “Medley” with Christos Davidopoulos .

The author Andreas Neumeister is a representative of a variety of pop literature that is formally in the footsteps of authors such as Rolf Dieter Brinkmann , but also uses recent developments such as rap poetry . In his collage-like texts Neumeister paints an idiosyncratic picture of contemporary German reality; Media reception also takes up a large part of the work of the passionate music consumer Neumeister.

His latest work “Could Cologne be” examines the connection between architecture, politics and history: Neumeister uses a language-play technique that ties in with the novel “Gut Laut” to describe metropolises like Berlin, Rome, Paris, New York or Moscow - always on the search for the traces of power that can still be read in the converted, decaying or completely renovated buildings.

Andreas Neumeister received the Alfred Döblin Prize in 1993 and the Bavarian Prize for Literature in 1996 . In 1999 he was awarded a literary scholarship at the Villa Massimo in Rome.

Works

  • Apples from the tree in the gravel , Frankfurt am Main 1988
  • Salt in the blood , Frankfurt am Main 1990
  • Ausdeutschen , Frankfurt am Main 1994
  • Good loud , Frankfurt am Main 1998
  • Angela Davis deletes her website , Frankfurt am Main 2002
  • Could be Cologne. Cities. Construction sites. Roman , Frankfurt am Main 2008

Radio plays

  • ... and the sirens wailed brightly , BR 1992
  • Prima Leben Und Sparen , BR 1998 together with 'Dolores' (i.e. Ronald and Robert Lippok)
  • Angela Davis deletes her website , BR 2004
  • MYA - everything was known about the future of capitalism , BR 2010

Editing

  • Poetry! Slam! , Reinbek near Hamburg 1996 (together with Marcel Hartges )

Exhibition catalogs

  • Andreas Neumeister, In dubio pro disco , Roma 1999
  • Aylin Langreuter : Function Follows Fairytale , with texts by Andreas Neumeister, Blumenbar Verlag, Munich, 2010, ISBN 978-3936738735

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Villa Massimo | Andreas Neumeister. Retrieved August 21, 2019 .
personal data
SURNAME Neumeister, Andreas
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH September 16, 1959
PLACE OF BIRTH Starnberg