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Marc Buhl
was born in 1967 in Sindelfingen,
Germany. He studied German and
English Literature, politics and
business economics. During and
after his studies, he undertook long
journeys, especially to the deserts
of Africa, Asia and America. He
worked as a journalist for various
press agencies and newspapers.
In 2002, he published his first novel
Der rote Domino (The Red Domino).
Rashida oder Der Lauf zu den
Quellen des Nils is his second novel.
Translation rights available from: Applications for assistance with translation costs - Germany
was founded in 1980, and is one
of the few independent general
publishers operating in Germany.
Its strong and diversified list includes
fiction and non-fiction; humour and
reference books; and THE OTHER
LIBRARY series, edited by Hans
Magnus Enzensberger; and Eichborn
Berlin, which focuses on literary
debuts in German. Many titles
originally published by Eichborn have
been translated into English, including
W.G.Sebald’s The Emigrants and
The Rings of Saturn; A Woman in
Berlin by Anonymous; Anita Albus’
The Art of Arts; Karen Duve’s Rain;
Walter Moers’ The 131/2 Lives of
Captain Bluebear and Berlin Blues
by Sven Regener.
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