Amanda Michalopoulou

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Amanda Michalopoulou (2012)

Amanda Michalopoulou ( Greek Αμάντα Μιχαλοπούλου ; * 1966 in Athens ) is a Greek author .

Life

Amanda Michalopoulou is one of the most distinguished and cosmopolitan writers in Greece. She studied French literature in Athens and journalism in Paris and worked as a columnist for the Greek newspaper Kathimerini from 1990 to 2008 . Her numerous scholarships have taken her to different places; She lived in Berlin from 2004 to 2010 and was a guest of the DAAD's Berlin artist program in 2004 . In the meantime (status:?) She has published six novels, three volumes of short stories, several children's books and one novel for young people, three of them also in German translation. Her first novel, Octopus Garden , was named the best novel of the year by the literary magazine Diavaso in 1996 . Since then she has received several Greek and international prizes for her work, including for her collection of stories Λαμπερή μέρα 2013 the most important award for Greek authors, the National Prize for Literature of the Academy of Athens . Her works have now been translated into 12 languages. Today Michalopoulou lives and works in Athens. From June 21, 2015, she published a series of articles in Tagesspiegel about everyday life in Greece in times of crisis.

Works (excerpt)

German
Greek

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. http://www.biblionet.gr/author/1655/Αμάντα_Μιχαλοπούλου . Biblionet, accessed December 29, 2014 (Greek).
  2. www.kastaniotis.com/press/495 . Kastaniotis Edition, accessed December 29, 2014 (Greek).
  3. www.kathimerini.gr/63319/article/politismos/eikastika/aponomh-vraveiwn-ths-akadhmias-a8hnwn . Kathimerini, accessed December 29, 2014 (Greek).
  4. www.kastaniotis.com/author/308 . Kastaniotis Edition, accessed December 29, 2014 (Greek).
  5. http://www.tagesspiegel.de/kultur/griechischer-alltag-1-klinikbesuch-mit-dem-tod-im-wartesaal/12073126.html . Der Tagesspiegel, accessed on August 25, 2015 .