Martina Hoffmann is a Melbourne-based writer who was born in Switzerland to a Luxembourgish mother and Swiss-Norwegian father. Her writing focuses on the female experience, migrant stories and Australian landscapes.
From its time under French rule to its period occupied by Nazi Germany, Martina Hoffmann looks into the complex history that contributes to the threat of Luxembourgish (Lëtzebuergesch) language, and the strategies in place to keep it alive.
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