Alina Lindermuth

Alina Lindermuth

Born in 1992 in Villach. After finishing school, she traveled to India, followed by studies in South Asian Studies, Business Administration, and Economics in Vienna and Singapore. Her text "Zum Schreien" (2010) was awarded the Bachmann Youth Literature Prize. Alina Lindermuth has received numerous awards and scholarships, including the BMKÖS travel grant for Sri Lanka, the Bruno Gironcoli Sponsorship Award, and the Special Prize of the Wiener Werkstattpreis.

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Ronja and Elio share a deep fascination for nature. Newly in love, they begin a life together in a small town at the foot of the Alps. But soon, they too are caught up in a phenomenon that has gripped the world for years: the random transformation of adults into trees. In her new novel, Alina Lindermuth paints a vision of the future that is both unsettling and comforting.

Photo: Mercan Falter