Dorothea von Törne

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Dorothea von Törne (* 1948 in Berlin ) is a German journalist , editor and author .

Life

Dorothea von Törne studied German and English at the Humboldt University in Berlin. She worked as a publisher's editor and literary journalist, including for Neue Zeit and Tagesspiegel , and edited various poetry anthologies. She publishes articles on German-language and international poetry and prose in national and regional newspapers, magazines and literary periodicals. In 2001 she published a biography about the writer Brigitte Reimann under the title Simply really living .

Dorothea von Törne received the 2010 Alfred Kerr Prize for literary criticism for her life's work - "the persistence of her occupation with poetry, her independent selection and judgment, and her ability to convey poetry with a flexible language" .

She is a member of the PEN Center Germany and lives in Berlin.

Publications

as an author
  • Brigitte Reimann - Simply really live. A biography. Aufbau-Taschenbuch-Verlag, Berlin 2001, ISBN 3-7466-1652-2 .
as editor

Awards

Individual evidence

  1. Neue Zeit , June 25, 1994, p. 14: "Corpses in the cellar" under the knife. At the 18th Ingeborg Bachmann Competition from June 21 to 26 in Klagenfurt, major topics will be dealt with in typical post-turnaround texts .
  2. ^ Alfred Kerr Prize 2010 to Dorothea von Törne: "Movable Language for Poetry". In: boersenblatt.net of February 10, 2010.

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