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ESTr 1952 Diogenes

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. . . and other books by Erich Hackl Patricia Highsmith · Donna Leon · Sławomir Mrożek Ingrid Noll · Christoph Poschenrieder Benjamin Sommerhalder · Martin Suter and Tomi Ungerer Theatre TV

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Alfred Andersch Doris Dörrie Martin Suter World of language and world Has adapted her own novel The movie adaptation of of drawing – Alfred and Gisela All inclusive into a movie The Cook will be filmed in Andersch: on the occasion of his script and just finished Switzerland and . 100th anniversary (4.2.2014) at directing the film. Produc- Director: Ralf Huettner. the Museum Strauhof, Zurich, tion: Olga Film GmbH in Script: Ruth Toma. Cast: from 11.12.2013 to 2.3.2014, and co-production with Bayeri- Jessica Schwarz, Hamza Jee- at the Museo Comunale d’arte scher Rundfunk and ARD tooa and Hanspeter Müller- moderna, Ascona, from 16.3. Degeto. Distribution: Drossaart. Production: to 18.5.2014. Constantin Film. Senator Film, C-Films AG Alfred Andersch as a Photo- Release: March 2014. and Network Movie. grapher at Deutsches Literatur- Distribution: Senator Film. archiv Marbach, from 30.1. to Patricia Highsmith Release: September 2014. 16.6.2014. Director and screenwriter Exhibition at his Swiss domicile Hossein Amini has finished Anthony McCarten Loco, Ticino, from April 2014. the post-production for His novel The English Harem The Two Faces of January. will be turned into a movie Friedrich Dürrenmatt Cast: Kirsten Dunst, Viggo by director and screenwriter Balades avec le Minotaure: Mortensen, Oscar Isaac. Oliver Ziegenbalg. The pro - Dürrenmatt’s work compared Production: Timnick Films, duction is planned for spring to those by Paul Klee, Pablo StudioCanal, Working Title 2014, release in autumn 2014. Picasso and Varlin. Films. Distribution: Studio Production: Black Forest Centre Dürrenmatt, Neuchâtel, Canal. Release: 2014. Films, SAT1.Pro7 Media AG from 5.12.2013 to 9.3.2014. The pre-production of His script Theory of Every- Carol / The Price of Salt just thing about Stephen Hawk- started. Director: Todd ing’s life at Cambridge is now Haynes. Screenplay: Phyllis filmed by director James Nagy. Cast: Rooney Mara, Marsh. Cast: Felicity Jones Awards Cate Blanchett. Production and Eddie Redmayne. Co: Film4, Killer Films, Production and distribution: Erich Hackl Number 9 Films. Universal Pictures. Is awarded the ›Adalbert-Stifter Release USA: 2014. Release: 2015. prize‹, one of the most impor- tant cultural awards of Upper .

Petros Markaris Doris Dörrie The Spanish edition of his novel In September 2013, she was Hartmut Lange, Donna Leon, Payday is awarded the ›Premio awarded the ›Golden Diogenes Ingrid Noll, Patrick Süskind, Literario Arcebispo Juan de Owl‹. This badge of honour Martin Suter, Bernhard Schlink, San Clemente‹ as best foreign is presented to authors whose Tomi Ungerer, Martin Walker, language novel. The award is work sold more than 1 million Urs Widmer and Leon de Winter. annually given by students of copies. Past receipients of the Galician secondary schools. Owl have been Jakob Arjouni, Erich Hackl Three Tearless Stories

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Three stories which are kindled by photo- graphs, yet at the same time transcend them, for they bring the depicted scenes back to life.

The photographer of Auschwitz The story of Wilhelm Brasse, the Auschwitz inmate and ›camp photographer‹ who became known worldwide. One of his photographs achieved international renown.

The Klagsbrunn Family The rise, alienation, fl ight and resistance of the Jewish Klagsbrunn family. Stories 160 pages Tschofenigweg May 2014 On the search for clues about the Austrian World rights are handled by Diogenes, woman Gisela Tschofenig, who had to hold except Spanish rights. her wedding in Dachau concentration camp.

Erich Hackl’s books have been published in 25 languages. »A masterful and authoritative chronicler.« Michael Opitz / Deutschlandradio Berlin

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»Erich Hackl’s concise and hauntingly »The name Erich Hackl is a trademark dense works of prose have gained thanks to his wonderfully sensitive him a huge audience and great success.« portraits of individual fates.« Erich Wolfgang Skwara / Tobias Becker / KulturSpiegel, Hamburg World Literature Today, New York

Erich Hackl was born in 1954 in Steyr, Austria, studied German and Hispanic and worked for a number of years as teacher and editor. Madrid and Vienna, where he works as a writer and translator, have been home to him for a long time now. His stories have been translated into 25 languages and are based on authentic cases. Aurora’s Motive and Farewell

Sidonia are on school reading lists. Solinís Timón Photo: © Pedro Ingrid Noll Til Greed Does Us Part

The new pitch-black comedy from Germany’s Queen of Crime.

Terminally ill, childless widower Wolfram makes an off er to his former colleague Karla: If she agrees to take care of his funeral and gravestone, she will inherit a quarter of his fortune. If she cares for him until his death, she will inherit half, and if she kills him at his request, she will get everything, a nineteenth century villa included.

Til Greed Does Us Part is about the over- whelming desire for more, which leads even a humble woman like the former librarian Karla to engage in monkey business.

Novel 224 pages All titles on bestseller list. January 2014 Total print run of all German editions: around World rights are handled by Diogenes. 7 million copies. Film rights are available.

Ingrid Noll’s books have been published in 28 languages. »Ingrid Noll is one of the best German story-tellers.« Angela Gatterburg / Der Spiegel, Hamburg

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»Ingrid Noll is oft en referred »Ingrid Noll has a distinct talent for fi nding to as Germany’s Queen of Crime, the horror in day-to-day life.« and she fully deserves this title.« Karin Oehmigen / SonntagsZeitung, Zurich The Sunday Times, London »A neuroses specialist with »Riveting reading – we are captivated the calibre of Patricia Highsmith.« precisely because it is all so familiar.« Markus Vanhoefer / Münchner Merkur Dieter Hildebrandt /

Ingrid Noll was born in 1935 in Shanghai. She studied German philology and art history in Bonn, has three children and four grand- children. Aft er her children left home, she began to write crime stories, which all became instant bestsellers. Head Count received the ›Glauser Prize‹ and is just one of her novels to

have been successfully adapted for the screen. Photo: © Isolde Ohlbaum Christoph Poschenrieder A Grain of Sand

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A man scatters sand from the South of Italy on the streets of Berlin. At a time of war, such behaviour is not only strange, but suspicious, too. The inspector who takes on the mysterious case fi nds himself caught up in a story of love and taboo between two men and a woman: Jacob Tolmeyn, an art historian from Berlin, fears persecution due to his homosexuality and takes up a research post in Southern Italy, far away from the dangers of the big city. He inspects the Staufi an forts together with his assistant Beat, a former Papal Swiss Guard, when they meet Letizia, an Italian women’s rights campaigner. Novel The three of them experience the dangers 416 pages and opportunities of their era until Tolmeyn March 2014 returns to Berlin, where he unwillingly World rights are handled by Diogenes. attracts the inspector’s attention with a trail of Film rights are available. sand.

Christoph Poschenrieder’s books have been published in 5 languages. »Christoph Poschenrieder’s light story telling is both stylistically brilliant and highly readable.« Eckart Baier / Buchjournal, Frankfurt

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Praise for Christoph Poschenrieder’s Praise for Christoph Poschenrieder’s The World in the Head: The Mirror Box: »Poschenrieder has succeeded in breathing »In this gripping and well-told novel, life into a potentially unwieldy subject.« Christoph Poschenrieder takes a mso / Rheinische Post, Düsseldorf fresh approach to the Great War which will have wide appeal.« »Christoph Poschenrieder’s debut is an in- New Books in German, London spiring journey through philosophy and art.« Kai Agte / Ostthüringer Zeitung, Löbichau »The Mirror Box gets under your skin. Yet despite the horrors of war Poschenrieder »The author’s admiration for the is able to create images that are poetically philosopher shines through on every page . . .« beautiful, sometimes absurd.« New Books in German, London Kai Kappes / Nürnberger Nachrichten

Christoph Poschenrieder, born near Boston in 1964, studied philosophy in . He also attended the Journalism School of Columbia University, New York. Since 1993, he has worked as a freelance journalist, and docu- mentary fi lmmaker. Today, he concentrates on literary writing. His debut The World in the Head received rave reviews and achieved inter- national renown. Christoph Poschenrieder

lives with his wife in Munich. Diogenes Verlag / Photo: Agostini © Daniela Martin Suter Allmen and the Vanished María

s4HEAllmen series is more about the art of living than about low murder motives. sw#ULTFICTIONæiBrigitte s!TELEVISIONSERIESWITH3EBASTIAN+OCH as Allmen is in the making.

While private investigator Johann Friedrich von Allmen and his assistant Carlos are still celebrating the successful recovery of the valuable Dahlia picture, Carlos’ life partner María Moreno disappears. Not a lovers’ tiff , as Allmen’s factotum assume at fi rst, but the brutal revenge of those who feel they were robbed. María in exchange for the Dahlia picture – that is the kidnappers’ demand. But they did not reckon with old Dalia Gutbauer. For she is unwilling to hand over the picture, and has her own ideas about what she wants to do with it. This, of course, puts Allmen, Carlos and María in an extremely precarious situation. They need to act fast, and they all give their best in a dramatic race Novel against time. 208 pages April 2014 World rights are handled by Diogenes. Film rights are available.

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Martin Suter’s books have been published in 31 languages. »Martin Suter will always surprise you. Each new novel is a challenge and an adventure.« Les Echos, Paris

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Praise for Martin Suter’s Praise for Martin Suter’s The Time, the Time: Allmen and the Dahlias: »A Hitchcock story. Gripping »Up to now his very best!« and disturbing, The Time, Britta Heidemann / WAZ, Essen the Time is one of Martin Suter’s best achievements so far.« »Holiday reading par excellence, Le Magazine Littéraire, Paris in accordance with the slogan: summer, sun, Suter.« Peter Mohr / Rheinische Post, Düsseldorf

Martin Suter, born in Zurich in 1948, is a writer and screenplay author. Until 1991 he worked as a creative director in advertising, before de- ciding to focus exclusively on writing. His novels (most recently The Time, the Time) have enjoyed huge international success. 2011 saw the debut of his crime novel series Allmen. Martin Suter lives with his family in Spain and

Guatemala. Photo: © Christian Kaufmann Donna Leon The Golden Egg

s%ACHOFCommissario Brunetti’s cases conquers the international bestseller lists. sThe Times counts Donna Leon among the 50 greatest crime writers worldwide. s"RUNETTISMOSTPRIVATECASE

While making routine inquiries into a possible bribery case, Commissario Brunetti receives a call from his wife, Paola. The deaf-mute man who worked at the Brunetti’s dry cleaners has been found dead. An empty bottle of pills points to suicide, but Paola is unconvinced. To the neighbourhood he was the ›boy‹ who helped out, but nobody knew even his name. That a soul could have lived such a lonely life is too much for Paola to bear. She begs her husband to do something, anything . . .

Published by: Grove /Atantic (USA) Heinemann (UK) Commissario Brunetti’s Seix Barral (Spain) Twenty-Second Case Edicions 62 (Catalan) 368 pages May 2014 Rights sold to: World rights are handled by Diogenes. Calman-Lévy (France) De Bezige Bij (Netherlands)

Donna Leon’s books have been published in 34 languages. »One of the most exquisite and subtle detective series ever.« The Washington Post

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Mit einer CD des Ensembles ›Il Pomo d’Oro‹ Bonustrack mit Cecilia Bartoli

To be published in spring 2014 Gondola in the uk / usa: By its Cover. With a CD by the ensemble Commissario Brunetti’s Twenty-Third Case ›Il Pomo d’Oro‹ and a bonus track by Cecilia Bartoli. Rights sold to: 128 pages Grove /Atantic (USA) October 2013 Heinemann (UK) Seix Barral (Spain) Rights sold to: Edicions 62 (Catalan) Grove /Atlantic (USA) De Bezige Bij (Netherlands)

Donna Leon, born in New Jersey in 1942, has lived outside the usa since 1965. She worked as a travel guide in Rome, as a copywriter in London, and has also taught at American schools in various countries. Commissario Brunetti made her books world-famous. Yet music is just as close to her heart: see Gondola. She now divides her time between Venice and

Switzerland. Diogenes Verlag / Photo: Mosimann © Regine Anthony McCarten funny girl

s!YOUNGWOMANCAUGHTBETWEENCULTURES as moving and gripping as The English Harem (200,000 copies sold). A highly explosive comedy of manners. s7HENPEOPLECOMEUPAGAINSTBARRIERS with their prejudices, things either get tragic or really, really funny. s!PROVOCATIVENOVELABOUTBEINGDIFFERENT  about humour and love in our modern society.

Shy twenty-year old Azime, from a Kurd family, is growing up in London. East and West, Islam and secularism, Burkas and bare midriff s – in Azime’s two worlds there are very clear rules about how she is supposed and allowed to be. But those two worlds clash entirely. When terrorist attacks in the tube claim hundreds of victims, Azime knows that she has to speak up – in her own unique way. So she secretly attends a comedy class, slips on a Burka and takes to the stage: as the world’s fi rst female Muslim comedian. Her debut is Novel like dynamite. Her family rejects her, the Eng- 384 pages lish press heralds her as a sen sation, and death February 2014 threats pour in online. Things get serious, and World rights are handled by Diogenes. at the same time achingly funny, too.

Anthony McCarten’s books have been published in 14 languages. »One of ’s most exciting literary exports.« International Herald Tribune, Paris

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Praise for Anthony McCarten’s Praise for Anthony McCarten’s The English Harem: In the Absence of Heroes: »A sensitive, witty and political novel.« »Anthony McCarten’s narrative is compelling, Lutz Bunk / Deutschlandradio Kultur, Berlin funny and clever, with sparkling dialogues and told at a rattling pace.« »McCarten’s novel hovers between Anja Hirsch / Der Falter, Vienna indignant satire and engaging comedy of manners while sounding a clarion »Another sparkling novel call against the bigotry and intolerance by Anthony McCarten.« in our society.« Stefan Hauck / Börsenblatt, Frankfurt Sunday Times, London

Anthony McCarten was born in New Zealand, in 1961. He was just twenty-fi ve when he, together with , scored an international hit with their play Ladies Night; its unauthorised fi lm adaptation went on to become one of the most successful fi lm comedies worldwide. Many of his novels have been turned into movies. McCarten divides his time between London

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Photo: © Simone Sassen Patricia Highsmith The Two Faces of January

Coming soon to theatres:

Director and screenwriter Hossein Amini has finished the post-production for The Two Faces of January. Cast: Kirsten Dunst, Viggo Mortensen, Oscar Isaac. Production: Timnick Films, StudioCanal, Working Title Films. Distribution: Studio Canal. Filming locations: Turkey and Greece. Release: 2014.

Rydal Keener is waiting for something exciting to happen in a grubby Athens hotel. At forty-odd, Chester MacFarland has been waiting much longer, expecting his life of stock manipulation and fraud to catch up with him. And Colette, Chester’s wife, is waiting for something altogether different. After a nasty little incident in the hotel, they all wait together. As the tension in their three-cornered waiting game mounts, they learn that while passports and silence can be bought, other things can cost as much as your life. Novel 432 Pages World rights are handled by Diogenes. Photo: © Studiocanal

Patricia Highsmith’s books have been published in 35 languages. Sławomir Mrożek Journal 1962 – 1969

s!NEWPERSPECTIVEONTHEGREAT0OLISH writer and dramatist Sławomir Mrożek, who died on August 15, 2013. s  ! NAUTHORSJOURNEYINTOWORLDLITERATUREn a document of the cultural history of Europe between East and West. s!GREATWORKOFINTROSPECTION AMAPPING of the soul.

For Sławomir Mrożek, the period between 1962 and 1969 was eventful and decisive: it was the time of his departure from Communist , of his emigration, fi rst to Italy and then to Paris, the time of his fi rst successes in Western Europe as a playwright – and a time of immense private tragedy, the death of his wife Maria. In this, his journal, Mrożek notes down his thoughts on life and writing, moments of hap- piness and despair, ideas for plays, refl ections on books read and on his diffi cult position as a writer in exile, having left behind in his Journal Polish homeland not just political restrictions, Original Polish title: but his language and readership, too. A journey Dziennik tom 1 1962 – 1969 through Mrożek’s inner cosmos, a continuing 528 pages construction and deconstruction of the self. May 2014 Not originally written for public view, this World rights are handled by Diogenes. journal has a raw, direct force. Film rights are available.

Rights sold to: Published by: Noir sur Blanc (France) Wydawnictwo Bompiani (Italy) Literackie (Poland)

Sławomir Mrożek’s works have been published in 26 languages. Sławomir Mrożek Carnival or The First Wife of Adam

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A beautiful summer’s day. On an idyllic lakeside preparations are in full swing. Tonight is carnival night. The impresario and his pretty assistant greet the illustrious guests pouring in: Adam and his wife Eve. Goethe, accompanied by Gretchen. A bishop and Satan himself. An everyman named Joe. And a secretive, stunning woman who claims to have been Adam’s first wife. That evening, the party begins. The guests exchange witty remarks, identities and kisses from beneath their masks. For what is carnival about if not the secret of love? Play An erotic dance through different times and 80 pages planes of reality, both philosophical and as May 2014 light as a feather. World rights are handled by Diogenes. Film rights are available.

Sławomir Mrożek’s works have been published in 26 languages. Sławomir Mrożek Baltazar

In 2002, Sławomir Mrożek had a stroke, after which he suffered from aphasia and gradually had to learn the use of language again. As Baltazar (the name he gave himself to indicate that he was no longer the same person), he looks back on his eventful life, a life in which there was only one constant: the theatre.

»The autobiography of one of the last genuine humanists in European literature, a book which is both enjoyable and educational at the same time.« Hajo Steinert / Die Welt, Berlin

»In Mrożek, Polish literature has lost two authorities at once: the sharp analyst of Eastern European post-war history and the successful playwright who, on account of his unmistakeable style, has already become a modern classic.« Ulrich M. Schmid / NZZ, Zurich

Autobiography With a preface by Antoni Libera and Published by: an illustration section Noir sur Blanc (French / Polish) 384 pages AGM (Croatia) 2007 Curtea Veche (Romania) World rights are handled by Diogenes. Slovart (Slovakian / Czech) Film rights are available.

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Sławomir Mrożek’s works have been published in 26 languages. »Mrożek’s literature is addictive.« El País, Barcelona

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The Doppel- Lolo All Sinners and Life for Beginners Life for the gänger Stories, 2000 A Lovely View Stories, 2004 Advanced Stories, 2000 Plays, 2002 Stories, 2006

Sławomir Mrożek was born in Borzęcin, Poland, in 1930. He was fi rst known as a cari- caturist and author of satirical short stories. His plays (Tango, The Emigrants, Striptease, and many others) made him world famous. In 1968 he went into exile. Aft er living many years in Paris and later in Mexico, he returned to Poland in 1996 and spent the fi nal years of his life in southern France. He died on August

15, 2013 in Nice. /www.horst-tappe.com Photo: Tappe © Horst Tomi Ungerer Babylon

The book to end all books – the last book of the 20th century.

»Pictures like atomic waste, caricatures of a world which caricatures itself, caricatures multi plied, squared, cubed. Hieroglyphs of horror: ›And look, oh look! On the white wall, a human hand; it wrote and wrote on the white wall, in letters of fi re; it wrote and dis- appeared.‹ It is what the prophet Daniel told the King of Babylon, about his future, that Tomi Ungerer is telling us: about our future. It is there in these pages. It is up to you, reader and art-lover, to summon up the courage to look at them. You, too, are a contemporary. I know it is not easy. Perhaps you will become an art-hater. It will not matter. Nowadays art has too many false lovers anyway. But the time when things stop being merely amusing is not time lost. It could be that in these times we 172 pages, 22 x 27 cm begin to realise that refl ection is an activity First published in 1979 which we earthly contemporaries of ourselves World rights are handled by Diogenes. and other rats need desperately.« Friedrich Dürrenmatt (Preface)

Tomi Ungerer’s books have been published in 41 languages. »Ungerer is one of the most brilliant artists at work today.« The New York Times

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Tomi Ungerer was born 1931 in Strasbourg, Alsace. In the middle of the 1950s, he went to New York, where his incredible career as an artist, illustrator and children’s book author began. He lives with his family in southwest Ireland and in Strasbourg, where the French state dedicated a museum to him. His children’s books have become modern classics. He received the ›Hans Christian Andersen

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Whether you are a child or an adult – anyone who loves books will love Knigi! Ghosts do not celebrate their birthdays, but ›birthnights‹. When little ghost Knigi gets to the age when human children learn to read, his aunt gives him a book on his birthnight. But something is wrong with it, for it is completely empty and the pages are white. Knigi decides to get to the bottom of the matter, to fi nd out how reading works. And he ends up getting the surprise of his life. Knigi discovers the adventures and 24 pages, 19 x 24.9 cm happiness that reading can bring. April 2014 World rights are handled by Diogenes. Film rights are available. Benjamin Sommerhalder lives in Zurich. his fi rst book asanauthorandillustrator. been awarded with many prizes.Knigiis readership. Asapublisheranddesigner, hehas art booksandzinesfor aninternational publishing company Nieves, whichpublishes University oftheArts. In 2001 hefounded the 1977, Benjamin Sommerhalder, born inAarau in studied graphic designattheZurich The idealpresent for booklovers bothyoung andold!

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Why are sea horses always fi dgety on Fridays? And how can you tell when a Rolls-Royce is hungry? You don’t know? Don’t worry, because it turns out the whole world is a question mark. Or at least the world created in this book of questions by Tomi Ungerer’s ingenious drawings: never before has someone created such cryptic but beautiful shenanigans with a punctuation mark. Pictures you will wish to look at again and again, absurd questions without answers, illustrations of unique beauty: this book is sure to leave all questions open! 36 pages, 17.5 x 21.5 cm February 2014 World rights are handled by Diogenes. Film rights are available.

Tomi Ungerer’s books have been published in 41 languages. »An ingenious children’s book author.« Libération, Paris

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Tomi Ungerer was born 1931 in Strasbourg, Alsace. In the middle of the 1950s, he went to New York, where his incredible career as an artist, illustrator and children’s book author began. He lives with his family in southwest Ireland and in Strasbourg, where the French state dedicated a museum to him. His children’s books have become modern classics. He received the ›Hans Christian Andersen

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