»I consider transcript to be a major work of concrete poetry and, beyond that, proof that its methods can convey reality much more intensively than the methods of description.« (Friedrich Achleitner, Austrian artist)

One of the most notable Austrian writers.

In his autobiography, lawyer Ludwig Biró (1898–1972) recounts the stagnation of Jewish life in Graz, his experience on the Isonzo Front during World War I, and the gradual darkening of the political landscape leading up to the Anschluss.

»The way Florian Dietmaier, born in 1985, brings a diplomat‘s life from 1960 to the present days to life is really great. What a lot of research he must have done! A contemporary historical document written in novel form – fantastic!« (filmsoundmedia.at)

Christoph Dolgan sketches a fantasy of auto-extinction and doom with deeply unsettling words.

Nava Ebrahimi is one of those authors for whom interculturality is firmly inscribed both in her person and in her work.

No other writer, with the possible exception of Helmut Qualtinger, has captured Austrian mentality – whether of intellectuals or the general populace – more accurately than the Carinthian-born Viennese resident Antonio Fian.

»A lovely melancholia, a wonderful voice pulsates in this story. Laura Freudenthaler is a brilliant narrator, there is pure magic in her direct simplicity, and her pictorial language. A bright light!« (Marina Büttner, literaturleuchtet)

Eleonore Frey’s prose counters the world of established identities, of facts and figures and stone-cast certainties with gentle skepticism and unwavering commitment to all those who have lost their footing or never gained a foothold in reality in the first place.

Hardly an author of ours is as competent as Barbara Frischmuth when it comes to investigating the complex relations between Orient and Occident, between Middle East and West.

A highly allusive and enjoyable plea for linguistic diversity, for infringement, for everything that does not comply with the norm.

Stefan Gärtner is a columnist and, »with his sensitive sharpness and unerring accuracy and taste, one of the most agreeable authors of our time« (FAZ)

»Gerstl is a virtuoso of modesty.« (profil, Austrian weekly magazine)

Gösweiner shows the consciousness of a new and lost generation.

Susanne Gregors novel is a captivating drama between love and individual fulfilment in the tropical heat of Nicaragua.

»A language terrain in which foolishness and wisdom can barely be told apart.« (Maren Keller, Spiegel online)