Writing free? “Only when he sleeps”: Munich honors Friedrich Ani for still unfinished life’s work
And also councillor Anne Hübner is happy "that the city can still afford to award the award with 10,000 euros every three years"
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And also councillor Anne Hübner is happy "that the city can still afford to award the award with 10,000 euros every three years". By chance, he discovered a book with Japanese five-liners on his wife’s living room table. They inspired me so much that I wrote 100 of these short poems in a very short time. Home Panorama Stand: 15.07.2026, 18:49 Comments Follow us on Google “Munich is the city of my heart,” says writer Friedrich Ani. “You love, hate and reconcile.” © Martin Hangen Literature Prize for Friedrich Ani: For 30 years, the writer has shaped the cultural scene with crime stories, novels, screenplays, theatre and radio plays.
Furthermore, Sometimes a clever crime writer, sometimes a critical poet: Literature Prize for Friedrich Ani Ani’s extensive work has been growing for three decades, comprising 50 publications, 30 screenplays, radio plays, novel cycles, youth books and now even a volume of Japanese short poems (“Drüben Tanz ein Luftikus”). He takes the ultimate praise in which he is bathed that evening with humor. “I will think about all the praise for a long time – not because it’s so hard to understand, but because it’s so beautiful,” he says on stage. It is too warm in the hall with a fine view and low sun. “There I would only ruin it,” says the writer, who is ennobled for his life’s work.
In addition, Ani, the son of a displaced Silesian woman and a Syrian student, always talks about himself, because he wants to “feel an author in books”.
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And also councillor Anne Hübner is happy "that the city can still afford to award the award with 10,000 euros every three years".
reliability low1/2 sourcesBy chance, he discovered a book with Japanese five-liners on his wife’s living room table. They inspired me so much that I wrote 100 of these short poems in a very short time.
reliability low1/2 sourcesHome Panorama Stand: 15.07.2026, 18:49 Comments Follow us on Google “Munich is the city of my heart,” says writer Friedrich Ani. “You love, hate and reconcile.” © Martin Hangen Literature Prize for Friedrich Ani: For 30 years, the writer has shaped the cultural scene with crime stories, novels, screenplays, theatre and radio plays.
reliability low1/2 sourcesSometimes a clever crime writer, sometimes a critical poet: Literature Prize for Friedrich Ani Ani’s extensive work has been growing for three decades, comprising 50 publications, 30 screenplays, radio plays, novel cycles, youth books and now even a volume of Japanese short poems (“Drüben Tanz ein Luftikus”).
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe 67-year-old convinces as a clever crime writer as well as a critical poet.
reliability low1/2 sourcesHe takes the ultimate praise in which he is bathed that evening with humor. “I will think about all the praise for a long time – not because it’s so hard to understand, but because it’s so beautiful,” he says on stage.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIt is too warm in the hall with a fine view and low sun. “There I would only ruin it,” says the writer, who is ennobled for his life’s work.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAni, the son of a displaced Silesian woman and a Syrian student, always talks about himself, because he wants to “feel an author in books”.
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