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Tu es - du bist auf Französisch. Zwei Worte, zwei Sprachen. In ihrer Verbindung liegt das Motto von Heike Fiedlers Lyrik: Sprache machen und dadurch werden - sei es Text, Autorin oder Leser:in. So entstehen viele ihrer Texte tatsächlich im Spiel mit Lauten und Wortfragmenten. Hier erinnern sie an die konkrete, konzeptuelle Poesie, an anderen Stellen öffnen sich Räume unerwarteter Assoziationen und führen in Traumwelten hinein. Und immer überschreitet die Autorin die Grenzen der literarischen Gattungen, indem sie Naturlyrik und Kurzprosa harmonisch und oft humorvoll mit feministischen, futuristischen oder politischen Stoffen verbindet.
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