The Salzburg author Helena Adler died at the age of forty
08/01/24 Helena Adler, born Stephanie Prähauser in 1983, died on January 5th at the age of forty. “With Helena Adler, the Jung und Jung publishing house and Austrian literature are losing one of their most influential and opinionated voices.”
Your novels The Infanta wears her parting on the left from 2020 or Ferrets from 2022 caused a sensation in the scene. Her critical view of the apparent idylls of rural life runs deep. In Salzburg, Toihaus and Literaturfest Salzburg have a theatrical production The Infanta wears her parting on the left and have performed in cultural venues throughout the state. “This collaboration was something very special for us because after the performance Helena Adler read from the book. The audience was enthusiastic,” reports the Tauriksa cultural association: “Our last event with Helena Adler was in Neukirchen in the Kammerlanderstall in autumn 2022. Her husband Thomas Stadler has his work under the title Nice views presented and Helena Adler read from her new novel Ferrets, which was just nominated for the Austrian Book Prize.” The writer died on the night of January 5th after a long illness. She had to cancel her participation in the Bachmann competition in July 2023. (dpk-klaba /Young and Young / Tauriska)
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2024-01-08 20:42:48
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