Andrej Nikolaidis je rođen 1974. godine u Sarajevu. Književnik je i kolumnista. Andrej Nikolaidis je rođen i odrastao u Sarajevu, ali se 1992. odselio iz Sarajeva u Crnu Goru. Otad živi u Ulcinju, sa suprugom pjesnikinjom Sanjom Martinović. Redovni je dopisnik regionalnog medijskog portala E-novine. Nikolaidis je prije toga pisao kolumne za crnogorske listove Vijesti, Monitor  i bosanskohercegovački list Slobodna Bosna.

Njegovi najvažniji romani su Mimesis, Sin, Dolazak i Mađarska rečenica. Sin je roman za koji je dobio nagradu Evropske unije za književnost. Za roman Odlaganje. Parezija dobio je crnogorsku državnu nagradu Miroslavljevo jevanđelje. Andrej Nikolaidis je dobio u 2011. godini nagradu evropske unije Literaturpreis der Europäischen Union. Godine 2017. u Tuzli za roman Mađarska rečenica dobio je nagradu Meša Selimović za najbolji roman na prostoru BiH, Srbije, Hrvatske i Crne Gore. Njegovi romani prevedeni su na 14 svjetskih jezika, kao što su njemački, engleski, turski, mađarski i finski jezik. 2020. godine objavljen je roman Odlazak, a 2022. Anomalija.

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Andrej Nikolaidis was born in 1974 in Sarajevo. He is also a writer and columnist. Andrej Nikolaidis was born and raised in Sarajevo, but moved from Sarajevo  to Montenegro in 1992. Since then he has lived in Ulcinj, with his wife, the poet Sanja Martinović. He is a regular correspondent of the regional media portal E-novine. Prior to that, Nikolaidis wrote columns for the Montenegrin newspapers Vijesti, Monitor and the Bosnian newspaper Slobodna Bosna.

His most important novels are Mimesis, The Son, The Coming and The Hungarian Sentence. Son is a novel for which he received the European Union Prize for Literature. For the novel Postponement. Paresia received the Montenegrin state award Miroslav's Gospel. Andrej Nikolaidis received the European Union Award Literaturpreis der Europäischen Union in 2011. In 2017, in Tuzla, for the novel Hungarian Sentence, he received the Meša Selimović award for the best novel in BiH, Serbia, Croatia and Montenegro. His novels have been translated into 14 world languages, such as German, English, Turkish, Hungarian and Finnish. In 2020, the novel Departure was published, and in 2022, Anomaly.