Kristine Bilkau
Kristine Bilkau is a German author known for her thought-provoking narratives that explore contemporary societal issues. Her recent novel 'Halbinsel' delves into the challenges faced by the younger generation amidst the climate crisis, raising poignant questions about the future and the promises made to children. Bilkau's work often reflects on themes of hope and resilience in the face of adversity, making her a significant voice in modern literature.
Born on Mar 27, 1975 (50 years old)
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Switzerland:
Kristine Bilkau is the author of the novel 'Halbinsel', which explores the complex relationship between a mother and her daughter.
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Switzerland:
Kristine Bilkau won the Belletristik Prize at the Leipzig Book Fair for her novel 'Halbinsel'.
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Switzerland:
Kristine Bilkau won the Belletristik Prize at the Leipzig Book Fair for her novel 'Halbinsel'.
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Switzerland:
Kristine Bilkau's novel 'Halbinsel' won the Leipzig Book Prize for Fiction.
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Switzerland:
Kristine Bilkau won the Belletristik Prize at the Leipzig Book Fair for her novel 'Halbinsel'.
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Switzerland:
Kristine Bilkau has won the Belletristik Prize at the Leipzig Book Fair for her novel 'Halbinsel'.
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Germany:
Kristine Bilkau is awarded the Preis der Leipziger Buchmesse.
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Germany:
Kristine Bilkau's mother-daughter novel 'Halbinsel' poses the right questions in times of the climate crisis.
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