joelCgarcia:
Happy People
Michael Wögerbauer:
Wolfgang Hackl, Retired Professor of Austrian Literature and Cultural Studies at Innsbruck University
Michael Wögerbauer:
Brigitte Marschall, artivist and professor of theatre studies with a background in medical history and psychodrama
Michael Wögerbauer:
Christine Haug, Professor of Book Studies and founder of the Center for Book Studies at Munich University
joelCgarcia:
My Former Officemates in the Bank
photos4dreams:
rest in peace sweet sad soul
Michael Wögerbauer:
Mark Lehmstedt, book historian and publisher in Leipzig
Michael Wögerbauer:
Melinda Simon, Hungarian researcher of 19th-20th century publishing history, hunter of printers' marks and dragonboater
Michael Wögerbauer:
Daniel E. Miller, an American historian specializing in Czechoslovakia between the world wars
Michael Wögerbauer:
Stephan Kurz, Vienna based literary scholar and digital editor
Michael Wögerbauer:
Jiří Gruntorád, former Czech dissident and political prisoner, publisher of samizdat literature, founder and director of Libri prohibiti, a library of samizdat and exile literature in Prague
Michael Wögerbauer:
Engin Uzunkaya, capturing everyday life and portraits of "strangers" - here with his Contax G2, the Zeiss Sonnar 90/2.8 and Fomapan 100
Michael Wögerbauer:
The joy and sorrow of parting, II (the children are leaving)
Michael Wögerbauer:
Christoph Leitgeb, cultural scientist, specialized in aesthetic theory and Austrian literature
Scott Thomas Photography:
Nugget Falls to Scale
Scott Thomas Photography:
Reindeer Hotdogs
Michael Wögerbauer:
Hana Blažková, literary historian focusing on Czech and Polish literature of the 80s and 90s
Michael Wögerbauer:
Meeting at Vienna Pride
Michael Wögerbauer:
Jiří Zizler, book lover, dreamer, literary historian and critic
Michael Wögerbauer:
Joanna Królak, Polish literary historian specializing in Czech Literature and Culture
Michael Wögerbauer:
Diana Rodová, PhD candidate in Comparative Literature, writing a thesis on “Women’s Travel Writing across modern Europe (France, Spain, Bohemia and England)”
Michael Wögerbauer:
Olga Czernikow, translator, editor and literary historian with a focus on 19th and 20th century Czech literature
Michael Wögerbauer:
Jean-Marc Baccarini, French saxophonist and jazz teacher
Michael Wögerbauer:
Socializing (in white and black)
Michael Wögerbauer:
Peter Brod, journalist and author, specialist in the history of Central and Eastern Europe and in Jewish affairs
Michael Wögerbauer:
Katka Piorecká, Czech literary scholar specialized in the modern historiography of literature
Michael Wögerbauer:
Alfrun Kliems, German literary scholar, specialized in contemporary Central European literature
Michael Wögerbauer:
Steffen Höhne, Professor of Cultural Studies with a focus on Central European culture and literature
Michael Wögerbauer:
Václav Maidl, specialist in German literature from the Bohemian lands
Michael Wögerbauer:
Václav Petrbok, Germanobohemist, Lexikograf und Lehrer
