Podcast interview with Katharina Kramer
Heute gibt es eine echte Permiere. Zum ersten Mal in der Geschichte von Cipherbrain präsentiere ich ein von mir geführtes Podcast-Interview. Meine Gesprächspartnerin ist die Schriftstellerin Katharina Kramer.
As we all know, once must be the first time. So today, for the first time in the history of this blog, I present a podcast interview.
The prehistory
A few months ago, the Hamburg writer Katharina Kramer contacted me. She pointed me to her novel “The Language of Light”, in which numerous cryptological themes also play a role.
Quelle/Source: Droemer
Since I had just planned a trip to Hamburg anyway, I suggested that we meet there. However, that was not possible for scheduling reasons. Ms. Kramer therefore suggested an interview conducted by video conference. I agreed and decided to turn this conversation into a podcast interview. And that’s exactly what happened.
Katharina Kramer
Katharina Kramer studied English, French, journalism and education in Hamburg, Durham/England and Paris. She has worked as a non-fiction translator as well as a high school teacher, and as a journalist specializing in science and cultural history, writing for ZEIT, Süddeutsche Zeitung, SPIEGEL, GEO, mare, and PM-History, among others. “The Language of Light” is her first novel.
The interview
And here you can listen to the interview:
Links to the interview
Here are a few links to topics addressed in the interview:
- Katharina Kramer’s website
- “Die Sprache des Lichts” website
- Review of the novel by Jürgen Hermes
- Blog article about the Book Soyga
- The book “Steganographia”
- My book “Versteckte Botschaften”, in which, among other things, the decoding of the “Steganographia” by Thomas Ernst and Jim Reeds is described.
- Blog article by Jürgen Hermes about the “Steganographia”
- Bellaso challenges
- Maria Stuart’s cipher, solved by Thomas Phelippes
- Whistle language on La Gomera
Feedback requested
Of course, I would now be interested in what my readers think of this podcast interview. In particular, I would be happy to receive suggestions for improvement. I hope to have the next interview in this format soon.
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