Birgit Müller-Wieland was born in Schwanenstadt, Austria, in 1962. She studied German and Psychology and wrote a PhD on “The Aesthetics of Resistance” by Peter Weiss. She has published poems, prose, essays and stories for children in literary magazines, anthologies and on the radio, and has received several prizes. Her first collection of poems ‘Ruhig Blut’ (Engl: Calm Blood) appeared in 2002. She has lived in Berlin since 1996.
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Die Farbensucherin
Haymon
Innsbruck, 1997
Ruhig Blut
Haymon
Innsbruck, 2002
Das neapolitanische Bett
Wagenbach
Berlin, 2005
Birgit Müller-Wieland was born in Schwanenstadt, Austria, in 1962. She studied German and Psychology and wrote a PhD on “The Aesthetics of Resistance” by Peter Weiss. She has published poems, prose, essays and stories for children in literary magazines, anthologies and on the radio, and has received several prizes. Her first collection of poems ‘Ruhig Blut’ (Engl: Calm Blood) appeared in 2002. She has lived in Berlin since 1996.
© international literature festival berlin
Die Farbensucherin
Haymon
Innsbruck, 1997
Ruhig Blut
Haymon
Innsbruck, 2002
Das neapolitanische Bett
Wagenbach
Berlin, 2005
