Kurt Kusenberg
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Kurt Kusenberg was a German author of short stories.

Kusenberg was born in Göteborg, Sweden
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His father was an engineer who worked in various countries, so Kusenberg grew up in Lisboa, Portugal
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 and also lived with his parents in North Africa for some time. He studied fine arts in Munich
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. While working for the publishers Rowohlt
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 as an editor, he wrote nearly seventy short stories. They are unique in the way that dream, reality, humour, and the absolute fantastic are mixed.

Kusenberg died in Hamburg
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in 1983.

In 2004, the 100th anniversary of his birth, a new collection of stories was published.

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