Tim Krohn

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Tim Krohn (born 9 February 1965) is an author of Swiss literature, recipient of the 1994 Conrad-Ferdinand-Meyer-Preis.

Born in Wiedenbrück, North Rhine-Westphalia,^[1] Krohn grew up in Glarus. He interrupted his studies of German language, Philosophy and Politology in 1992 and has been working as a freelance author based in Zürich.

Works:

• 1990, Fäustchen
• 1992, Surfer / Zeitalter des Esels
• 1994, Der Schwan in Stücken
• 1996, Die kleine Oper vom Herbstmondfächer
• 1997, Dreigroschenkabinett
• 1998, Quatemberkinder
• 2000, Irinas Buch der leichtfertigen Liebe
• 2002, Bienen, Königinnen, Schwäne in Stücken
• 2002, Die Erfindung der Welt, with Elisa Ortega
• 2005, Heimweh
• 2007, Vrenelis Gärtli
• 2008, Warum die Erde Rund ist
• 2008, Schneewittchen
• 2009, Platons Höhle
• 2009, Ans Meer

• Website Tim Krohn
• Tim Krohn in: NRW Literatur im Netz (in German)

• Alemannic literature

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