Ilija Trojanow: Utopien der Solidarität

Ilija Trojanow, ist 1965 in Sofia geboren, 1971 Flucht aus Bulgarien, Asyl in Deutschland, aufgewachsen in Nairobi, studierte Jura, Ethnologie und "Havarie" in München. Gründer zweier Verlage, die sich auf afrikanische Literatur spezialisiert haben. Vielfach ausgezeichneter Autor, Übersetzer und Publizist. Seine Publikationen wurden weltweit in 31 Sprachen übersetzt. Trojanow lebte von 1998 - 2003 in Bombay, von 2003 - 2006 in Kapstadt. Seit 2008 in Wien und Stuttgart zuhause. Mehrere Gastprofessuren, u.a. in Berlin, Tübingen, Leizpig, St. Louis (Washington), Salzburg, Kassel, New Hampshire.Sendehinweis: ORF Radio Vorarlberg am 25.07.2026.Weitere Sendungen im Focus-Archiv auf vorarlberg.ORF.at

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