Robert Wohlleben

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Robert Wohlleben during the reading of sonnets in his honor by Klaus M. Rarisch , Ernst-Jürgen Dreyer , Frederike Frei a . a.
on his 70th birthday
on July 15, 2007 in Hamburg

Robert Wohlleben (born July 15, 1937 in Hamburg-Rahlstedt ) is a German poet , essayist , translator and publisher .

Life

After studying German and English , he worked from 1961 to 1964 as a business editor for the magazine Erdöl und Kohlen - Erdgas - Petrochemie . From 1972 to 1993 he taught German as a foreign language.

Wohlleben emerged as a poet. He also works as a poetry and graphics publisher. He publishes the series Meiendorfer Drucke in his publishing house fulgura frango , in it texts a. a. by Gabriele d'Annunzio , Albrecht Barfod (= Lars Clausen ), Ernst-Jürgen Dreyer , Ludwig Harig , Arno Holz , Matthias Koeppel , Herbert Laschet Toussaint , Werner Laubscher, Ina Paul , Klaus M. Rarisch , Karl Riha , Ralf Thenior , Heinrich Flavoring .

He also published studies, for example about Theodor Storm , Gorch Fock , Arno Holz and Arno Schmidt (about his Caliban about Setebos ). In addition to sonnets by Shakespeare , he translated James Fenimore Cooper's The Monikins into German. For the series Haidnische antiquities in the publishing Zweitausendeins he created in 1997 the difficult typographic reproduction of the complete revision of the original text by Johann Gottfried Schnabel vierbändigem Roman island rock fortress . He also looks after publications for CineGraph and - until 2008 - CineFest .

Works

Fiction

Translations

Textbooks

  • German for today . Hamburg: R. Wohlleben (self-published)
  • (with Ilse Sander, Claus-Peter Schmid): Living in Germany. German for the elementary level , Verl. Marg. Wehle, Witterschlick / Bonn 1994, now Rautenberg Media & Print Verlag ISBN 978-3-925929-10-6

Editing

Reviews

Collective meetings are not expected in this program. (See, however, e.g. Heinz Klunker, pleasure for understanding and wit , in: Deutsches Allgemeine Sonntagsblatt , No. 45, November 5, 1967, or HH, only when they offered expensive prints did interest increase , in: Welt am Sunday , No. 21, May 26, 1968.)

Web links

Commons : Robert Wohlleben  - Album with pictures, videos and audio files

Remarks

  1. ^ Robert Wohlleben, Gods and Heroes in Lower Saxony. About the mythological substrate of the staff in “Caliban over Setebos” , in: Bargfelder Bote , Liefer 3, June 1, 1973, pp. 3–14 ( online version ).