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Otto Jägersberg
Otto Jägersberg, born in Hiltrup (Westphalia) in 1942, worked as a book trader, antiquarian and printer in Berlin, Zurich and Stierstadt. With his debut novel Incense and Pumpernickel, which was published in 1964, Otto Jägersberg became Diogenes’ first newfound German author. He has been a freelance writer and filmmaker ever since. He lives in Baden-Baden.
- Otto Jägersberg erhielt den Stuttgarter Literaturpreis., 1984
- Unter Bauern, Ludi Boeken, 2009
»[Jägersberg’s] punchlines have something so sublimely casual to them, as though the comedy were springing forth organically from the depicted events, or rather, more frequently, from the language.«
»[Jägersberg’s] punchlines have something so sublimely casual to them, as though the comedy were springing forth organically from the depicted events, or rather, more frequently, from the language.«