Sibylle Knauss

Sibylle Knauss (born July 5, 1944 Unna, Germany) is a German writer and academic.

Knauss' first work Oh Elise or love is a solitary business was awarded the 1982 prize of the New Literary Society in Hamburg.

Her great themes have been thoroughly researched; Sibylle Knauss must be attested to an excellent literary treatment of her subjects.

Saarland Minister of Culture, Jürgen Schreier, described Knauss as "an outstanding literary ambassador of our country.

[2] Edelgard Abenstein, Deutschlandradio Kultur: "Knauss' talent is always reflected in the successful combination of facts and fiction, such as in "Eden," where she presents herself as a master of the biographical novel, whose greatest strengths lie in the life of the adventurer Mary Leakey, where style, wit, and color sparkle."