Ror Wolf

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Ror Wolf

Ror Wolf, born in 1932, is, besides Thomas Bernhard and Arno Schmidt, one of the most idiosyncratic and prominent authors of German Literature after 1945. He is also a master of fine arts. Since the early Sixties he creates surrealistic collages. His radio dramas count among the most successful of German radio plays. Ror Wolf has received numerous awards, most recently the Friedrich Hölderlin Award in recognition of his contribution to German language and literature.

Awards

Bremen Literature Award
Heimito von Doderer Award
Rhineland-Palatinate Regional Award
Main Award of the Bavarian Academy of Arts
Friedrich Hölderlin Award

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Titles by Ror Wolf

Ror Wolf, Continuation of the ReportRor Wolf, In a State of Expanded CalmRor Wolf, Pfeifer’s TravelsRor Wolf, Pilzer and PelzerRor Wolf, Raoul Tranchirer's Observations on SilenceRor Wolf, Raoul Tranchirer’s Encyclopaedia for Intrepid Readers in Three VolumesRor Wolf, The Advantages of DarknessRor Wolf, The Dangers of the Great PlainRor Wolf, Two or Three Years Later: Forty-nine DigressionsRor Wolf, Various Ways of Losing One’s Peace of Mind