Terézia Mora

Terézia Mora [ tɛre ː ziɒ morɒ ] ( born February 5, 1971 in Sopron ( Sopron ), Hungary ) is a novelist, screenwriter and translator from Hungarian.

Life

Terézia Mora grew up bilingual in Hungarian and German. After the political changes in Hungary in 1990, she went to the study of Hungarian Studies and Theatre Studies at the Humboldt University in Berlin, where she has lived ever since. At the German Film and Television Academy ( dffb) she was trained to screenwriter. Since 1998 she is a freelance writer. Her works she wrote in German. Terézia Mora is working on a trilogy about the IT specialist Darius Kopp, from Volume I " The only man on the continent " and Volume II " The Beast" already appeared.

Awards

Works

• Odd Matter, Random House, Reinbek 1999, ISBN 3-498-04471-0
• Every day, Luchterhand Literature Verlag, Munich 2004, ISBN 3-630-87185-2
• The only man on the continent, Luchterhand Literature Verlag, Munich 2009, ISBN 3-630-87271-9
• The monster, Luchterhand Literature Verlag, Munich, 2013, ISBN 3-630-87365-0

• The ways of the water in Erzincan, feature film, 30 min (1998)
• Boomtown / At the end of the city, feature film, 30 min (1999)
• The Alibi, feature film, 90 min (2000)

• So what is in style (2003)

• Miss June Ruby ( 2005)

• About the drastic, in: BELLA triste No. 16 ( 2006)

Translations

• Péter Esterházy: Celestial Harmonies, Berlin Verlag, Berlin 2001
• István Örkény: minutes novellas, Suhrkamp, Frankfurt 2002
• Péter Zilahy: The Last Window Giraffe, Eichborn, Frankfurt 2004
• Lajos Parti Nagy: My Heroes' Square, Luchterhand Literature, Munich 2005
• Peter Esterházy: Escape the prose introduction to the beautiful literature, Berlin Verlag, Berlin 2006
• Péter Esterházy: No Art, Berlin Verlag, Berlin 2009
• Péter Esterházy: A novel production ( production two novels ), Berlin Verlag, Berlin 2010
• Zsófia Bán: night school. Primer for Adults, Suhrkamp, ​​Berlin 2012

Honors

• German Book Prize 2013 for " The Beast"