Adolf Muschg

is a famous Swiss poet and writer. He ranks among the most important writers in contemporary German-language literature and is considered to be the doyen of contemporary Swiss literature as well. Muschg’s extensive and complex work includes, among many other significant works, writings about the relationship between literature and psychoanalysis. He has been awarded the most important literary prize in the German-speaking world – the Büchner-Preis. As a writer and an intellectual, Muschg is highly engaged in the struggle  for social change.