Hanns Peter Zwissler

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Hanns Peter Zwißler (2014)

Hanns Peter Zwißler (* 1946 in Sonthofen / Allgäu ) is a German writer . He lives in Schweinfurt .

Life

Zwißler made in 1966 in Oberstdorf the High School . He studied history , German literature and politics at the University of Würzburg . From 1973 on he was a high school teacher in Naila , Fürth and at the Celtis high school in Schweinfurt, most recently as deputy headmaster.

Zwißler is a member of the Upper Swabian Literary Forum and the Schweinfurt authors' group (SAG), of which he is also a co-founder.

His novel The Art of the Executioner and the Use of the Scaffold ( Authors' Circle Historical Roman Quo Vadis ) was nominated for the Sir Walter Scott Prize 2012, announced for outstanding historical novels in the German language published in 2010 and 2011. The jury selected the novel from the 162 submissions on the shortlist of the ten novels proposed for the award.

Zwißler is a member of VS Bayern.

criticism

  • Regarding the novel Witwerverbremse (2013): “This is a bad novel about the existential crisis of today's people who have not learned to experience the beauty and depth of life as such - and to enjoy it. So the desperate people at the turn of the last century who like to be grilled by their loved ones. "
  • Regarding the novel Das Rascheln des Glücks (2014): “This aesthetic of incompetence, which Zwißler confidently develops, paints a picture of the state of an authority that we all know well enough. Since he works fictitiously as a novelist, he can afford to name the people (...) And he does that with pleasure. (...) This overall document of the inability and corruption that has usurped the anti-corruption office remains strangely rigid (...) and covered by the quiet kitsch of fake relationships (...). "
  • The Schweinfurter Tagblatt about black ice : “This playful, ironically distant tone runs through all the stories. They were created over 25 years (...). "
  • About the collection of stories Blitzeis : “These 21 pieces (...) are put together in the book as if they were written in a year; they are (...) like one piece. (...) In any case, the pieces are wonderful to read because they are permeated with a merciless cheerfulness. "

Publications

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Recklinghäuser Zeitung , July 3, 2013
  2. ^ Marler Zeitung , November 22, 2014
  3. Schweinfurter Tagblatt, April 1, 2016
  4. black ice ; Review in: Recklinghäuser Zeitung, April 27, 2016, literature page, p. 11