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Ilija Trojanow (German transliteration of the Bulgarian Илия Троянов, while the international scientific transliteration is slightly different: Ilija Trojanov) is a Bulgarian-German writer, essayist, translator, editor, and filmmaker. He was born on August 23rd 1965 in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria. Trojanow is a professor at the European Graduate School where he teaches an intensive summer seminar.

Ilija Trojanow comes from a family that fled Bulgaria in 1971 to the Federal Republic of Germany (today West Germany) through Yugoslavia and Italy. There the family would obtain political asylum. Shortly after in 1972 they would move again, this time to Kenya where the father had been hired as an engineer. Trojanow would live in Nairobi, its capital, until 1984, with the exception of a four-year interruption between 1977 and 1981. During that time away, from the age of 12 to the age of 16 he was a student in Germany at the boarding school named “Staatliches Landschulheim Marquartstein” in Bavaria, a southern state of the country. Apart from this experience abroad he was mostly educated at the German school of Nairobi where he obtained the Abitur (examinations taken at the end of secondary school in the German schooling system).

After this he would move to Paris for a time before returning to Germany and study law and ethnology from 1985 to 1989 at the University of Munich. He would, however, not complete his studies and would found instead the “Kyrill-und-Method-Verlag” in 1989, and the “Marino-Verlag” in 1992, two publishing houses specializing in African literature. In 1999 he would move to Bombay, a city on the western coast of India, a country he would from then on take a keen interest in. That is, at least until 2003 at which point he moved to Cape Town in South Africa where he lived until 2007. The same year he was awarded the prestigious “Mainzer Stadtschreiber” German literary prize. He has since then lived in Vienna, Austria.

Ilija Trojanow would first write in the 1990s several non-fiction books as well as guides on Africa. He would also edit an anthology of contemporary African literature and would translate works of African writers. In 1996, however, he would publish his first novel, “Die Welt ist groß und Rettung lauert überall”, unpublished in English and which loosely translates as “The World is Big and Salvation Lurks Around Us”. In this first work he discusses the experience of refugees and asylum seekers, which he himself underwent with his family.

He would then publish his famous science fiction novel, “Autopol” (1997), written on the internet as a “novel in progress”. In 1999 he would publish “Hundezeiten”, unpublished in English and which translates as “Dog Years”, it is a story about his reunion with his native country of Bulgaria. The book would be republished in 2006 under the title of “Die fingierte Revolution. Bulgarien, eine exemplarische Geschichte”, which can translate as “A Sham Revolution. Bulgaria, an exemplary story”.

Ilija Trojanow is since 2002 member of the famous P.E.N. Club. He is affiliated with the one in Germany. It stands for “Poets”, Essayists, and Novelists, although it now also includes other forms or writing. In November 2007 Trojanow taught poetry at the University of Tübingen together with the German writer of Turkish origin Feridun Zaimoğlu. This was as part of the “Tübinger Poetik-Dozentur”.

After this would follow books on his experience in India as well as a report on Islam in 2004 entitled “Zu den heiligen Quellen des Islam” (which can translate as “To the Sacred Sources of Islam”) in which he describes his pilgrimage to Mecca in Saudi Arabia.

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