Olga Flor (born 1968) is an Austrian writer.

Life

Flor was born in Vienna. She grew up in Vienna, Cologne and Graz and completed her Matura at Akademisches Gymnasium Graz.^[1] Flor studied physics and history at the University of Graz.^[2] From 1997 to 1999, Flor stayed in Modena.^[1] The monologue Fleischgerichte premiered in 2004 at the Graz theater.^[3] She has worked for multimedia enterprises,^[2] written several books and received literary awards like the Anton Wildgans Prize in 2013.

She's a member of the Grazer Autorenversammlung.^[4]

Awards

• 2013 Anton Wildgans Prize^[5]
• 2018 Droste Prize^[6][7]
• 2019 Franz Nabl Prize, Graz^[8]

Works

• Flor, Olga (2002). Erlkönig : Roman in 64 Bildern (in German). [Graz]: Steirische Verlagsgesellschaft. ISBN 3-85489-066-4. OCLC 50871418.
• —— (2005). Talschluss : Roman (in German). Wien: P. Zsolnay. ISBN 3-552-05332-8. OCLC 57730044.
• —— (2008). Kollateralschaden : Roman (in German). Wien: Zsolnay. ISBN 978-3-552-05440-0. OCLC 237882435.
• —— (2012). Die Königin ist tot Roman (in German). Wien. ISBN 978-3-552-05578-0. OCLC 809326759.((cite book)): CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
• —— (2015). Ich in Gelb : Roman. Salzburg. ISBN 978-3-99027-067-7. OCLC 904540928.((cite book)): CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
• —— (2017). Klartraum Roman (in German). Salzburg: Jung und Jung. ISBN 978-3-99027-096-7. OCLC 985976288.
• —— (2018). Politik der Emotion (in German). Wien: Residenz Verlag. ISBN 978-3-7017-3423-8. OCLC 985981218.
• —— (2020). Morituri : Roman (in German). Salzburg. ISBN 978-3-99027-246-6. OCLC 1245786862.((cite book)): CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)^[9]