Daniel Wisser

Daniel Wisser, born in Klagenfurt in 1971, writes prose, plays and song lyrics. He co-founded the band “Erstes Wiener Heimorgelorchester” in 1994, which has since released many critically acclaimed recordings. In 2003 he published his debut “Dopplergasse acht”, in 2011 his text “Standby” was nominated for the Ingeborg Bachmann Prize, in the same year the book of the same name was published. In 2013, Wisser published the award-winning novel “Ein weißer Elefant”, for which he was awarded the Elias Canetti Scholarship of the City of Vienna, among others. His novel “Queen of the Mountains” was awarded the Austrian Book Prize 2018 and the Johann Beer Prize 2018. In 2024 he received the Vienna Book Prize. Daniel Wisser writes crime novels about the investigator Colonel Benedikt Kordesch under the pseudonym Simon Ammer. Daniel Wisser lives and works in Vienna.

www.danielwisser.net

Das Paradies war früher schöner (Simon Ammer)
Kriminalroman. Droemer, 2024

0 1 2 (Null Eins Zwei)
Luchterhand, 2023

Die erfundene Frau
Storys. Luchterhand, 2022

Wir bleiben noch
Luchterhand, 2021

Königin der Berge
Jung & Jung, 2018

Löwen in der Einöde
Jung & Jung, 2017

Kein Wort für Blau
Klever Verlag, 2016

Ein weißer Elefant
Klever Verlag, 2013

Standby
Klever Verlag, 2011

Dopplergasse acht
Ritter Verlag, 2003