Ilma Ingold-Rakusa

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Ilma Ingold-Rakusa, born in 1946 in Slovakia to a Hungarian mother and a Slovenian father, studied Slavic and Romance languages and literatures in Zurich, Paris, and St. Petersburg. She has worked as an author, critic, and translator from Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Hungarian, and French. Her literary work includes poetry, prose, the memoir »Mehr Meer«, and the poetry collections »Impressum: Langsames Licht« and »Mein Alphabet«. Among her distinctions are the Swiss Book Prize (2009), the Berlin Literature Prize (2017), and the Kleist Prize (2019).

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Abdalrahman Alqalaq, Abdullah Alqaseer, Ahmad Katlesh, Ali Abdollahi, Dima Al-Bitar Kalaji, Fady Jomar, Galal Alahmadi, Hussein Mohammadi, Jafar Sael, Lina Atfah, Lubna Abou Kheir, Mariam Meetra, Omar Al-Jaffal, Osamah Al-Dhari, Pegah Ahmadi, Rabab Haidar, Rasha Habbal, Ronan Ahmad, Sam Zamrik, Shukri Al Rayyan, Yamen Hussein, Christine Koschmieder, Daniela Dröscher, Ilma Ingold-Rakusa, Ivana Sajko, Ivna Žic, Joachim Sartorius, Julia Schoch, Julia Weber, Katerina Poladjan, Kristine Bilkau, Lena Gorelik, Marica Bodrožić, Martin Kordić, Michael Krüger, Monika Rinck, Nino Haratischwili, Annett Gröschner, Nora Bossong, Olga Grjasnowa, Peter Stamm, Sabine Scholl, Samuel Mago, Saša Stanišić, Sylvia Geist, Tanja Dückers, Ulf Stolterfoht, Ulla Lenze, Ulrike Almut Sandig, Usama al-Shahmani, Zsuzsanna Gahse, Freshta Ghani, Mariam Al-Attar, Maryam Mahjube, Salma Salem, Stella Gaitano, Batool, Widad Nabi, Dima Al-Bitar Kalaji, Christiane Collorio, Annika Reich, Melika Foroutan, Sabin Tambrea