Judith Zander | |
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 Judith Zander at the Erlanger Poetenfest | |
| Born | 13 November 1980 Anklam, East Germany |
| Occupation | Writer, literary translator |
| Genre | Poetry |
Judith Zander (born 13 November 1980 in Anklam, Germany) is a German writer and translator. [1]
Judith Zander | |
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| Judith Zander at the Erlanger Poetenfest | |
| Born | 13 November 1980 Anklam, East Germany |
| Occupation | Writer, literary translator |
| Genre | Poetry |
Judith Zander (born 13 November 1980 in Anklam, Germany) is a German writer and translator. [1]
Zander studied German and English studies as well as History in Greifswald. Subsequently, she studied creative writing at the German Institute for Literature in Leipzig. She works as a translator and has translated several books by Sylvia Plath, among others. Her own writing includes prose and poetry. For her debut novel, Zander was nominated for the German Book Prize in 2010. [2] Her work has won her numerous awards. For her poetry collection, im ländchen sommer im winter zur see (In the Countryside Summer in Winter at Sea), she won the Peter Huchel Prize in 2023. She is a member of the PEN Centre Germany.
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