Ingo Schulze

  born 15 January 1962 in Dresden                       
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1983 – 1988 studies Philology, German and Art History in Jena
1988 - 1990 dramatic adviser at the  Landestheater Altenburg
1988 - 1993 dramaturge at Altenburg theatre
founds the Altenburg Weekly (Altenburger Wochenblatt)
1993 works as free-lance writer
lives in St. Petersburg and supports a publication similar to the Altenburg Weekly
1995 Alfred Döblin Award
Ernst-Willner Award of the Ingeborg Bachmann Competition
aspekte Literary Award
1998 Johannes-Bobrowski-Medal of the Berlin Literary Award
2001 Joseph-Breitbach Award
since 2006 

director of the literature department at Akademie der Künste Berlin 

2006   Peter-Weiss-Prize
fellowships of the College of Arts in Berlin and German College of Literature and Poetry in Darmstadt
2007   receives scholarship of the Villa Massimo in Rom, the Thuringian Literary Prize, the Leipzig Book Fair Award and fellowship of the Saxon Academy of the Arts 
2008   Premio Grinzane Cavour Prize
Samuel-Bogumil-Linde-Prize
finalist for German Book Prize with "Adam und Evelyn" 
2011 

writer-in-residence-Prize of the city of Mainz 
Heinrich-Heine-Gastdozent (guest professor) at Leuphana University Lüneburg

  lives in Berlin
  

Last update June 2011
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