Khuê Pham is an award-winning Vietnamese-German journalist and writer. A graduate of the London School of Economics, she worked as a producer for NPR’s Berlin bureau before becoming an editor at the German weekly Die Zeit. She also contributed op-eds to The Guardian and USA Today. In 2012, she co-wrote Wir neuen Deutschen (Rowohlt, 2012) [We New Germans], a non-fiction book about second-generation immigrants in Germany. Her debut novel Wo auch immer ihr seid (Penguin, 2021; translated by Daryl Lindsay and Charles Hawley as Brothers and Ghosts, Scribe, 2024) was published in English translation in Australia, Britain, and the U.S. She is also a performer in Kim, the stage adaptation of her novel, which has been touring in Germany and Taiwan. Khuê Pham is currently writing her second novel and has recently received a grant by the German Literary Foundation to support her work. A founding member of the PEN Berlin writer's association, she is also a juror for the International Literature Prize, an award for global literature translated into German.
