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Christian Dörge

SPECTROPIA SUITE

A CYBERPUNK NOVELLA

Signum-Verlag

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The author

Christian Dörge, born 1969.

Writer, dramatist, musician, theatre actor and director.

First publications in 1988 and 1989: Phenomena (novel), Opera (texts).

1989: Dörge publishes the novellas Chromatics and Hyperconnect, and he's named the first German Cyberpunk writer.

From 1989 to 1993: director of the theatre group Orphée-Dramatiques and staging

own works, Eine Selbstspiegelung des Poeten (1990), Das Testament des Orpheus (1990), Das Gefängnis (1992) and Hamlet-Monologe (2014) among others..

Various publications in anthologies and literary periodicals.

Publication of text collections Gift and Lichter von Paris (both 1993).

Since 1992 successfully as a composer and singer of his musical projects Syria and Borgia Disco and as Spoken Words-Artist in numerous musical settings; publication of more than 60 albums, among others Anonymus (1992), Ozymandias Of Egypt (1995), Metroland (1999), Slow Night (2003), Sixties Alien Love Story (2010), American Gothic (2011), Flower Mercy Needle Chain (2011), Analog (2010), Apotheosis (2011), Tristana 9212 (2012), On Glass (2014), The Sound Of Snow (2015), American Life (2015), Cyberpunk (2016) and Ghost Of A Bad Idea – The Very Best Of Christian Dörge (2017).

Return to literature in 2013: publication of the theatre plays Hamlet-Monologe and Macbeth -Monologe (both 2015) and of Kopernikus 8813 - Eine Werkausgabe (2015), an extensive collection of his more experimental works.

Christian Dörge lives and works in Sweden and Germany. 

Impressum

Verlag: BookRix GmbH & Co. KG

Texte: Christian Dörge/Signum-Verlag.
Bildmaterialien: Christian Dörge/Apex-Graphixx.
Cover: Christian Dörge/Apex-Graphixx.
Lektorat: Dr. Birgit Rehberg.
Satz: Signum-Verlag.
Tag der Veröffentlichung: 19.08.2019
ISBN: 978-3-7487-1323-4

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