Sandra Gugic

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Sandra Gugic ( o-tones 2015)

Sandra Gugić (born October 11, 1976 in Vienna ) is an Austrian writer .

Life

Sandra Gugić was born in Vienna. Her parents emigrated to Austria from the Yugoslav republic of Serbia in the 1970s. She attended grammar school in Schwechat / Lower Austria and the Hetzendorf fashion school , followed by assistance for independent theater groups in Vienna (direction, stage) and for the Burgtheater Vienna (costume, workshops). After training as a graphic designer, she worked for advertising agencies, design studios and magazines. She studied language art at the University of Applied Arts and at the German Literature Institute in Leipzig .

Literary career

She has published in numerous literary magazines and anthologies, u. a. kolik, syndicate , clearings , full text, poet shop . Gugić wrote commissioned works for the Garage X Theater 2011 Total Utilization of the World , and for the Volkstheater Festival Go West! 2010 the piece there, now and after . She wrote the script for the short fiction film Fish , which was funded and shot by MDM in 2013 (film production Nivre, Weimar, director: Sarah Schreier). In 2013 she was co-editor of the annual anthology of the DLL / Tippgemeinschaft.

In January 2015 appeared to her multi-perspective narrated first novel astronauts in Verlag CH Beck . Fabian Thomas wrote about it in Die Zeit online : “Astronauten is a convincing ensemble novel with the socially critical claim of taking a look at the fragmented realities of life in the big city. In the interplay of the action elements scattered like a mosaic, literature of great artistry is created here. ”In 2016 she received the Reinhard-Priessnitz Prize for Astronauts .

She is co-founder of the authors' alliance nazisundgoldmund.net (blog online since 2016), which sees itself as "a many-headed poetological monster that critically observes the developments and actions of the European right and its international alliances."

In spring 2019 she published her poetry debut protocols of the present in the publishing house Berlin, Jan Kuhlbrodt writes in the signature magazine: "Gugic reformulates the political poem".

In autumn 2020 her second novel Zorn und Stille was published by Hoffmann und Campe, about which Paul Jandl writes in the NZZ: “Zorn und Stille is not a first-person narrative about continental ways of life, as there are now many, but an almost parable-like reflection on life plans and their failure. The fact that the disintegration of Yugoslavia is the big bracket for a centrifugal family history is what makes Gugić's novel really funny. "

Work (selection)

  • Zorn und Stille, Roman, Hoffmann and Campe, 2020 ISBN 978-3-455-00976-7
  • Protocols of the Present, Poetry, Verlagshaus Berlin, 2019 ISBN 978-3-945832-29-5
  • Astronauts, Roman, CH Beck, Munich 2015 ISBN 978-3-406-67370-2 .
  • Notes of a troublemaker, theater text, Kaiser Verlag Vienna, 2015
  • Total use of the world, play, Kaiser Verlag Vienna, 2011
  • Spoons, play, Kaiser Verlag Vienna, 2010

Contributions to anthologies (selection)

  • Yearbook of Poetry, Schöffling & Co., 2017
  • Radio play / narrative: One of us in Cod and Dorsch, anthology and e-book, 2016
  • Narration in: Behind the law, Kafka, law and order, anthology, Luftschacht Verlag 2015
  • Narration: The Strategists in the Future Two Future Almanac, Fischer Verlag 2015
  • Narration in: ReCovered New German-language prose anthology, Verlag Lettrétage 2013
  • Narration in: 20th Open Mike, competition texts, Allitera Verlag Berlin 2012
  • Poems in: Das Sisi Projekt, anthology, Villa Waldberta Munich 2012
  • Poems in: Because you are the world, new love poems, anthology, Edition Keiper 2011
  • Narrative: Fatherland and Mother Tongue in Federlesen, anthology of the Jürgen Ponto Foundation, 2010
  • Narration: A short story about a long journey, in Exil Awards 08 Anthology, Edition Exil, 2008

radio play

  • Emphasized on world , Bayerischer Rundfunk , 2013, students of the DLL Leipzig with Michael Lentz
  • So poetry against the law or what? , Nachtstudio, Bayerischer Rundfunk , 2017, collective text by Nazis & Goldmund

Awards

  • 2008: Winner of the edition EXIL Writing Between Cultures
  • 2009 scholarship holder of the 13th Klagenfurt literature course as part of the Days of German-Language Literature / Ingeborg Bachmann Prize
  • 2010: Drama scholarship from the City of Vienna
  • 2011: Hohenems Literature Prize (recognition prize)
  • 2011: State grant from the bm: ukk
  • 2011: Writer in Residence at Villa Waldberta / Munich
  • 2012: Prize of the Graz Academy
  • 2012: Prize winner open mike Berlin
  • 2013: Author's grant from the City of Vienna
  • 2015: Project grant from the bka Kultur Federal Chancellery Austria
  • 2015: Author's award from the Austrian Federal Chancellery (for the particularly successful debut)
  • 2016: Reinhard Priessnitz Prize
  • 2016: Vienna Workshop Prize
  • 2019: Working grant for literature from the Berlin Senate for Culture and Europe
  • 2020: Heinrich Heine scholarship

Web links

Commons : Sandra Gugić  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.zeit.de/freitext/2016/08/21/terror-hass-hoffnung-heimat-gugic/
  2. ^ Fabian Thomas, Zeit online , March 29, 2015
  3. ↑ About us - Nazis & Goldmund. Retrieved July 13, 2017 .
  4. ↑ To Sandra Gugic - Protocols of the Present. Retrieved August 16, 2020 .
  5. ↑ Sandra Gugic recalls the war in Yugoslavia. Retrieved August 16, 2020 .
  6. ↑ Completely detached in FAZ from March 25, 2015, page 10
personal data
SURNAME Gugić, Sandra
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian writer
DATE OF BIRTH October 11, 1976
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna