Jan Turovski

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Jan Turovski

Jan Turovski (* in Bielefeld ) is a German writer who lives in Bonn .

Life

After attending the natural science grammar school, there followed a commercial training, singing training (opera) and study visits to Cambridge, London and Paris. Cambridge University Certificate of Proficiency in English. Cambridge Diploma in English Language. Student trainee at Selfridges Ltd. London. Sorbonne Diplôme de langue et civilization françaises.

The author stayed several times for extended periods in the United States of America. He has published poetry, short stories and novels, some in English and French, the latter mainly from 2013 edited by Klaus Servene .

In 1988 Turovski had his highly acclaimed debut novel with The Sundays of Mr. Kopanski at Benziger / Zurich. For three of his short stories, he received the Granta Prize from the Cambridge University literature magazine three times . The Prix Littéraire Européen Arthur Rimbaud in 2000 , the author was given for the as yet unpublished, German-language novel manuscript Sophie fatal ... .

Collaboration on die horen , The London Magazine , on various poetry anthologies, as well as on Rowohlt's Don Juan anthology Stories between Love and Death . Articles in newspapers, magazines, reviews, etc.

Works

Awards

  • 3 × Granta Prize for the Short Stories Purgatory , The Witness and Blue Glass .
  • Prix ​​Littéraire Européen Arthur Rimbaud 2000 for the unpublished manuscripts SOPHIE FATALE ... (novel) and THE BLUE PROVINCE (POEMS).

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