Isabella Huser, author, based in Zurich and Berlin. Her most recent publication is “Zigeuner” (Gypsies), a family saga that spans over two centuries and is based on ancestral research on her own father’s family and the persecution of the Yenish in Switzerland in the 19^th and 20^th century (published by Bilgerverlag, 2^nd edition 2024). Huser studied Translation in Zurich and produced documentaries for her own production house “Espaces Film”—including cinematic essays like “Devils don’t Dream – Nachforschungen über Jacobo Arbenz” (Devils Don’t Dream – an Investigation on Jacobo Arbenz” by Andreas Hoessli (Berlinale Peace Film Prize in 1995), or “EPOCA – The Making of History” (2002) that she developed as co-author. In 2008 she published her first novel “Das Benefizium des Ettore Camelli” (The Benefice of Ettore Camelli) which is based on preliminary research too. Since 2024, she has been a member of the Swiss “Federal Commission Against Racism”.