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Eva Demski's Stoltze Prize and New Book
German author Eva Demski wins the Stoltze Prize and releases a new book, "Plunderkammer," which encourages reader participation and reflects on the power of personal memories and objects.
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Eva DemskiFriedrich StoltzeMarcel Reich-RanickiTeofila Reich-RanickiNicolas Mahler
- What is the format of Demski's next book?
- The book is illustrated by drawings from Nicolas Mahler, adding a visual layer to Demski's reflections on personal objects and memories. Her next book will use photographs in a similar way, focusing on overlooked corners of Frankfurt.
- What award did Eva Demski recently receive?
- Eva Demski, a writer, received the Stoltze Prize from her hometown of Frankfurt. Days later, she presented her new book, which is designed to be continued by its readers.
- How would you describe the style and tone of Demski's writing?
- Demski's work is characterized by a blend of seriousness and playfulness. She appreciates the subjective perspectives and sees value in even "fake" things gaining authenticity over time.
- What is the central theme of Demski's new book, "Plunderkammer"?
- Demski's new book, "Plunderkammer," is a collection of reflections on found and remembered objects. It's a book of short forms, personal anecdotes and memories, that invites readers to add their own experiences.
- What is Demski's opinion on the proposed location for the Marcel Reich-Ranicki square?
- Demski is critical of the proposed Marcel Reich-Ranicki square location, believing it's unsuitable due to its chaotic and unorganized nature. She believes that such an important tribute deserves a better, more dignified location.