Anise Koltz

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Anise Koltz , née Blanpain (born June 12, 1928 in Eich , Luxembourg ) is a Luxembourgish writer .

Life

Anise Koltz attended the Lyceum between 1940 and 1947.

She was the founder and organizer of the Mondorfer Dichtertage, which from 1963 to 1974 and from 1995 to 2001 brought together Luxembourgish and foreign authors, especially German and French , in Bad Mondorf . From 1972 to 1975 Koltz was a librarian at the Thomas Mann Library , the Luxembourg branch of the Goethe Institute . Anise Koltz lives in Luxembourg. She was married to René Koltz, a Luxembourg doctor. She is the grandmother of the filmmaker Beryl Koltz .

Anise Koltz is a member of:

Relationship to the German language

During the occupation period, Koltz had to deal intensively with the German language and literature as a student. Hence it is that her first works are written in German. In 1971 her husband René Koltz died as a result of torture by the Nazis . These elements explain the author's difficult relationship with the language, especially with the German language. Progressively, she writes less and less in German, only to drop the language completely in the 1980s and only write French .

Awards

bibliography

  • The flower meadow and other fairy tales . 1953. 32 p. Die kleine Heimat-Bücherei No. 6. Pierre Linden, Lëtzebuerg. ( The meadow of flowers; The fairy tale of the violin; The Tauperle; The singing flowers; The legend of autumn; The boy and the soap bubbles ).
  • Fairy tale . 1957. 91 S. Mandatory Books Volume 12, Verlag "de Frendeskrés", Sankt-Paulus-Dr., Lëtzebuerg.
  • Homeless . Poems. 1959. Lëtzebuerg. (Set to music by the Luxembourg composer Pierre Even in 2007 ).
  • The cloud mold and other stories . 1960. 30 p. Die kleine Heimat-Bücherei No. 13. Pierre Linden, Lëtzebuerg.
  • Traces inside . 21 poems. 1960. Drawings by Joseph Probst . Bourg-Bourger, Lëtzebuerg.
  • D'Krëschtkënnchen can . 1964. Biller vum Jean to Anise Koltz. Sankt-Paulus Dr., Lëtzebuerg.
  • Stones and birds . Poems. 1964. 45 p. Bechtle Poetry Volume 8. Bechtle Verl., Munich / Esslingen.
  • Bury the day . 1969. 45 p. Bechtle poetry volume 19. Bechtle Verl., Munich.
  • Fragments from Babylon . Poems. 1973. 59 S. Delp'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, Munich.
  • De clown . 1975. Lëtzeburger Kannerbuch written a gemoolt by Anise Koltz. Impr. Kremer-Müller, Esch-Uelzecht.
  • Le jour inventé . 1975. 62 p. Ill. De HAP Grieshaber . Coll. Poésie sans frontière. Librairie Saint-Germain-des-Près, Paris.
  • Ailes de couteau . Poèmes inédits. 1978. 34 pp. Couverture by Anna Recker . Éditions du center culturel, Déifferdeng.
  • Le temps passe . Texts inédit. 1978. Avec une eau forte de Léon Zack . Club 80 / Éditions d'art, Ierpeldeng.
  • La terre monte . 1980. Pierre Belfond, Paris.
  • Surrender to the silence. French and German . 1983. 71 S. Horst Heiderhoff Verlag, Waldbrunn.
  • Chants de refus . Poemes. 1993. 106 p. Mat Zeechnunge vum Marta Pan . 110 p. Coll. graphiti n ° 2. Editions Phi, Echternach. Rapid Press, Luxembourg. ISBN 2-87962-023-6 .
  • Chants de refus II . Poemes. 1995. 103 p. Designs by Joseph Probst. Coll. graphiti n ° 8. Editions Phi, Echternach. Rapid Press, Luxembourg.
  • La terre se tait . Poemes. 1999. 112 p. Coll. graphiti n ° 23. Editions Phi, Echternach.
  • Le cri de l'épervier . Poemes. 2000. 109 p. Coll. graphiti n ° 34. Editions Phi, Echternach. Écrits des forges, Trois-Rivières, Québec.
  • Le porteur d'ombre . Poemes. 2001. 117 p. Coll. graphiti n ° 42. Editions Phi, Echternach. Écrits des forges, Trois-Rivières, Québec.
  • Béni soit le serpent . Poemes. 2004. 127 p. Coll. graphiti n ° 57. Editions Phi, Esch / Alzette. Écrits des forges, Trois-Rivières, Québec. Polyprint, Esch / Alzette.
  • L'ailleurs des mots . Poetry. 2007. 105 p. Collection Cahiers d'Arfuyen n ° 166, Editions Arfuyen. ISBN 9782845900998 .
  • La lune noircie . Poetry. 2009. 106 p. Collection Cahiers d'Arfuyen n ° 181. Editions Arfuyen. ISBN 978-2-845-90133-9 .
  • La muraille de l'alphabet , Editions Phi.

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Individual evidence

  1. At birth Anise Blanpain had the Belgian nationality
  2. The Thomas Mann Library was merged into the Pierre Werner Institute in 2003 .