LESUNG: Posch und Bruchlos

READING: POSCH & BRUCHLOS

Ina Bruchlos lives and works as a freelance artist and writer in Hamburg.

Her paintings and short stories focus on her own life in relation to art and other themes. She generates a lot of material from her part-time work as a supervisor at the Hamburg Kunsthalle.

In 2002 she was awarded the Hamburg City Prize for Literature

2004 the audience award of the Literaturhaus on the occasion of the publication of the Hamburger Ziegel

(Hamburg Yearbook for Literature 9, ed.: Jürgen Abel, Robert Galitz and Wolfgang Schömel, Dölling und Galitz Verlag, Hamburg - Munich, 2004)

Ina Bruchlos is a permanent fixture at the Hessen readings held at the Mathilde Bar Hamburg.

She also reads regularly at events at the Kornhäusch in Aschaffenburg, where she also exhibits.

Her most recently published short story collections are:

Suche Stehplatz Nord, Minimal Trash Art, 2020

There is a crack in the world, Minimal Trash Art, Hamburg 2015

Old acquaintances, Minimal Trash Art, Hamburg 2011

The battle of the combine harvesters, Minimal Trash Art, Hamburg 2008

There are rumors that Alexander Posch was born with a Ramones T-shirt on his body. It has been proven that he was part of the MACHTclub, the Schischischo and the Liv Ullmann show. He currently reads regularly at the reading stage 'Zinnober' in HH-Barmbek.
Definitely not a rumor either: his first book ("Schlucker 2000") about the protagonists of the Hamburg literary scene at the time was published in 1999, his second ("Sie nennen es Nichtstun") in 2014. Posch is married, has three grown-up children and lives in Hamburg-Rahlstedt. He mainly writes short stories. He presents some of them at the Kulturladen St. Georg.