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Represented By: Sharmaine Lovegrove
She studied History and Journalism in Berlin and Istanbul and holds an MA from Freie Universität Berlin. Her work explores how women’s lives can reframe cultural memory and has sparked major debates — from bringing the #MeToo conversation into the German art world to reshaping discussions around East German identity. Her narrative non-fiction Three Women Who Dreamed of Socialism became a SPIEGEL bestseller, and she recently published her first novel with Hanser Berlin. She writes regularly for DIE ZEIT and The Guardian, and works across print, film, and television. She lives between Berlin and Istanbul.
Represented By: Sharmaine Lovegrove
She studied History and Journalism in Berlin and Istanbul and holds an MA from Freie Universität Berlin. Her work explores how women’s lives can reframe cultural memory and has sparked major debates — from bringing the #MeToo conversation into the German art world to reshaping discussions around East German identity. Her narrative non-fiction Three Women Who Dreamed of Socialism became a SPIEGEL bestseller, and she recently published her first novel with Hanser Berlin. She writes regularly for DIE ZEIT and The Guardian, and works across print, film, and television. She lives between Berlin and Istanbul.