Moloko+ Books

Gregor Kunz – Look at the Seascape

Gregor Kunz was born in East-Berlin in 1959 and worked odd jobs, such as forestry worker, postman and cinema assistant, to support his practice as a fiercely independent artist and writer in the German Democratic Republic. Kunz contributed to Samizdat magazines in the 1980s and has produced and…
€ 20.00

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Dakini Böhmer – Splitter

Moloko’s compilation Splitter (= Splinters) combines poems by Dakini Böhmer and a choice of drawings by Heinz Pelz. Böhmer’s fragmented and intimate meditations on love, friendship and daily life find themselves not so much illustrated as visualized by Pelz’s delicate and searching drawings. They reinforce each other and together they scratch the…
€ 15.00

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Joachim Sartorius – Der Schwan lässt sich in die Geliebte los

German writer and poet Joachim Sartorius (Fürth, 1946) grew up in Tunis and currently lives in Berlin and Syracuse. From 1995 to 2000 he used to be Secretary-General of the Goethe Institute and from 2000 to 2011 Intendant of the Berliner Festspiele. He has published eight poetry compilations, three travel journals and numerous…
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William Shakespeare / Clemens Schittko – Sonnets / Sonette

German writer Clemens Schittko was born in 1978 in East Berlin, where he studied music and philosophy for a while and has made a living as a window cleaner, a gardener and doing other odd jobs. For his literary output he was awarded the lauter niemand preis für politische lyrik 2010 and the Karin-Kramer-Preis für widerständige Literatur 2018…
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Jürgen Ploog – Dillinger in Dahlem

sold outGerman writer Jürgen Ploog (München, 1935) used to work as an airline pilot for 33 years. Transience and crossing borders have since been integral to his existence and writings. Ploog’s early literary output gravitated naturally to the cut-up method that William Burroughs and Brion Gysin popularised in the 1960s. His early experiments at cut-ups were published in the…

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