Jasmin Schreiber

Jasmin Schreiber (born 1988) is a German biologist, science journalist,[a] writer, photographer, and translator.[2][1]

Biography

Jasmin Schreiber was born in Frankfurt am Main in 1988. She studied biology, specializing in zoology (entomology) and ecology at the universities of Marburg, Hamburg, and Vienna.[1]

As of 2025 she lives in Hamburg with husband Lorenz Adlung, scientist and writer.[1][3]

Books

  • 2020: Mariana Trench (Marianengraben)
    The book was sold out before its official presentation.[4]
    Marianengraben was released as a film in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Italy in 2024/25.[1]
  • 2020 (with Lorenz Adlung) Liebe, Sex & Erblichkeit. Ein Streifzug durch die kuriosesten Schlafzimmer der Natur
  • 2021: Abschied von Hermine
  • 2021: Der Mauersegler
  • 2022: 100 Seiten über: Biodiversität
  • 2023: Schreibers Naturarium
  • 2023: Endling
    A dystopian novel set in 2041 about personal problems of the protagonist, species extinction, climate change, and right-wing political rule[5]
    Coincidentally, in 2025, Canadian writer Maria Reva wrote a novel with the same title, Endling, which also involves an endling snail. It turned out they both were inspired by Ed Yong's article "Last of Its Kind" about snail endlings.[6]

Awards

  • 2018: Digital Female Leader Award[2]

Notes

  1. ^ Jasmin Schreiber rejects her being described as "blogger" in media.[1]

References

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