Barbara Calendar

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Barbara Kalender at the Book Fair in Frankfurt 2018
Barbara Kalender at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2018
Jörg Schröder and Barbara Calendar 2018

Barbara Kalender (born July 30, 1958 in Stockhausen , Hessen ) is a German publisher , book designer , writer and blogger .

life and work

Barbara Kalender worked for the March publishing house from 1981 to 1987 . In 1984, together with Jörg Schröder (1938–2020) and the director Peter Gehrig, she developed the treatment and screenplay for the game documentary The March Acts - Insights into the literary scene and played a leading role in it alongside Jörg Schröder and Horst Tomayer . The film was awarded an Adolf Grimme Prize in 1986 . Together with Jörg Schröder, Barbara Kalender designed and built various March stands for the Frankfurt Book Fair , including the much-acclaimed “Mountain of Books”. Another action that she organized was the “March rescue service from Barbara Kalender”. The highlight of the action was the shoe-shining March publisher at the book fair. After the March Verlag was closed due to the publisher's illness, in 1987 she handed over the publisher's archive with around 200,000 sheets to the German Literature Archive in Marbach .

From May 1990 until today, Schröder told has been published . The appearance of the series was designed by Jörg Schröder, the typographical set-up for the episodes was created by Barbara Kalender. In 1990, a Macintosh SE was used as the acquisition and layout computer , and PageMaker was used for setting . The sheets are bound by hand in a white Chromolux cardboard. The last episode so far with the title Forty-Three About Normal was produced in 2015 in the Berlin workshop. So far, a total of 63 episodes and 6 loyalty gifts have appeared. Episodes 1 to 40 have cover illustrations by Roy Lichtenstein , the cover illustrations of episodes 41 to 63 are designed by various renowned contemporary artists.

From June 2006 Schröder & Kalender wrote an author's blog in the daily newspaper under the motto How the bear flutters - that means the Berlin flag on the Schöneberg town hall , which can be seen from the authors' apartment.

She also works as a journalist for the young left world , where she also speaks to the writer Jürgen Roth .

Fonts (cooperation with Jörg Schröder)

  • Barbara calendar, Jörg Schröder: Schröder tells. White series, 1st to 26th episode, March Desktop Verlag, Fuchstal-Leeder 1990 to 1996.
  • Barbara calendar, Jörg Schröder: Schröder tells. White series, 27th episode to 40th episode, March Desktop Verlag, Augsburg 1996 to 2000.
  • Barbara calendar, Jörg Schröder: Schröder tells. Black series, 1st to 7th episode, March Desktop Verlag, Augsburg 2000 to 2005.
  • Barbara calendar, Jörg Schröder: Schröder tells. Black Series, 8th to 23rd episode, March Desktop Verlag, Berlin 2005 to 2015.
  • Jan-Frederik Bandel, Barbara Kalender, Jörg Schröder: Always radical, never consistent. The March publishing house - extended publishing, postmodern literature and business art. Philo Fine Arts, Hamburg 2011, ISBN 978-3-86572-665-0 .
  • Barbara calendar, Jörg Schröder: Kriemhilds Lache. New stories from life . Illustrated by FW Bernstein . Verbrecher Verlag, Berlin 2013, ISBN 978-3-943167-39-9 .
  • Barbara calendar, Jörg Schröder (Ed.): Mention business . Festschrift and gift of loyalty to the 60th episode of Schröder narrated with contributions by Jan-Frederik Bandel, Diedrich Diederichsen , Albrecht Götz von Olenhusen, Henning Herrmann-Trentepohl, Wolfgang Raible and Georg Stanitzek . March, 2014, ISBN 978-3-920096-81-0 .
  • Jörg Schröder, Ernst Herhaus : Siegfried was published by Verlag Schöffling & Co., Frankfurt 2018 with an appendix: The whole lifeJörg Schröder's vita recorded by Barbara Kalender, 173 pages with numerous illustrations. ISBN 978-3-89561-252-7 .

Voices for cooperation

»Now he (Jörg Schröder) is standing there in front of the yellow wall of books of his life in his old apartment under the roof in Wilmersdorf in a white shirt with a white beard. Barbara Kalender is standing next to him. The two seem almost to be one, they have been writing, living, and telling stories together for over thirty years. Calendar, funny, quick, with shoulder-length brown hair and hands always on the move, twenty years younger than Schröder, says: ›We're a spherical person‹. "

Volker Weidermann, in: Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung, 2011

»Jörg Schröder and Barbara Kalender did not fall on the mouth at all. Schröder, who wrote an unconventional piece of German literary history with the März-Verlag, likes to tell stories from life, always together with his partner - and that means: both voices merge into one - as otherwise only happens with French philosophers. And this voice blasphemes, argues, indulges in anecdotes, digressions, everyday considerations, excursions to left-wing history, in ridicule and bitterness. "

Thomas Morawitzky, in: Stuttgarter Nachrichten, 2014

Anthologies (selection)

all contributions with Jörg Schröder

  • Vogelsberg. In: Barbara Häusler, Jürgen Roth (ed.): The newspaper as a discourse medium. extrablatt, Verlag die tageszeitung, Berlin 2005.
  • Arno Schmidt tourists. In: Culture & Ghosts. textem Verlag, Hamburg 2006.
  • Theft postmodern. In: Jörg Sundermeier (Ed.): The book of stealing. Verbrecher Verlag, Berlin 2005.
  • The money is in the street. In: Werner Labisch, Jörg Sundermeier (Ed.): Capital Book. Verbrecher Verlag, Berlin 2005.
  • The report of the good customs officer Sascha. In: Johannes Ullmaier (Ed.): Shift! Work reports for the end times. Suhrkamp Verlag, Frankfurt am Main 2007.
  • We adorn the women of the world. (Kaufbeuren-Neugablonz). In: Jürgen Roth, Rayk Wieland (Ed.): Best of Öde Orte. Reclam-Verlag, Leipzig 2005.

exhibition

  • 2009/2010: Barbara Calendar, Jörg Schröder - 40 Years of March Publishing . New Berlin Art Association (nbk) Berlin.
  • 2019: Political Literature & Non-Political Art. 50 years of MÄRZ Verlag - 100 years of Karl Quarch Verlag . Bibliotheca Albertina, Leipzig University Library .

Literature (selection)

  • BuchMarkt, 10/1986, What can we do? March Rescue Service by Barbara Kalender
  • Marbacher Magazin, Extra Edition, October 1999, Barbara Kalender and Jörg Schröder arranging the March archive in the manuscript magazine, p. 396.
  • daily newspaper, 1./2. December 2007, Mathias Bröckers , taz.de/blog is literature
  • Ossietzky, No. 25/2007, Gerhard Zwerenz , look at antiquity in 1968
  • intro, no. 164, September 2008, Wolfgang Frömberg, Cooking with the March publishing house. The perfect Berlin dinner is available under Rolf Dieter Brinkmann's shirt from Barbara Kalender and Jörg Schröder. They maintain the story of the März Verlag, blog on the Internet, produce the episodes told by Schröder by hand and cook.
  • young world, March 13, 2008, Jamal Tuschick, How the bear flutters
  • Der Tagesspiegel, October 24, 2008, HP Daniels, narrator of a wild time
  • Spex, No. 285, 3/2005, Wolfgang Frömberg, March Verlag - Poetry and Truth - A visit to Barbara Kalender and Jörg Schröder
  • Specifically, 1/2004, Tomayer's honest diary, dear love and literature couple!
  • Rolling Stone, August 2004, Frank Schäfer , literary Eldorado of an era
  • young world, 15./16. August 1998, Jamal Tuschick , Schröders Welt - Jörg Schröder tells Barbara Kalender
  • young world, December 3, 2009, Kristof Schreuff, The scent of the cake. Schröder and the calendar are reading in Berlin today
  • Die Aktion, Heft 186/190, 1999, Abrecht Götz von Olenhusen, ... it started in 1968
  • Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung, July 31, 2011. ›In the open mad system‹, Jörg Schröder and Barbara Kalender tell the story of the März Verlag and their lives.
  • Mercury. German journal for European thinking, issue 2, February 2013. Georg Stanitzek, ›March & Ghosts‹
  • Deutschlandradio, April 2012. Florian Felix Weyh , ›Living from myth, not from the number of pieces‹
  • Neue Zürcher Zeitung, September 11, 2011, Manfred Papst , Die Knallgelben. A publisher in the context of West German social history
  • ZEITonline, November 30, 2011, Frank Schäfer, avant-garde between post-yellow book covers
  • Mercury. German magazine for European thinking, issue 12, December 2011. Gerhard Henschel , The cultural-historical mammoth work Schröder tells
  • IFB, digital review organ for library and science, November 2011, Rainer Fürst, March publishing house, history and publishing bibliography

swell

  1. The March file on absolutmedien.de.
  2. dpa-Heuse, FK 6016-11 October 1985 Frankfurt.
  3. Always radical, never consistent, Philo Fine Arts, Hamburg 2011, p. 120 ff.
  4. Photos of the book mountain , blogs.taz.de.
  5. ^ En Francfort todo gira en torno a los libros, hasta limpiarse los zapatos. El Pais, Madrid, October 9, 1986.
  6. From shaman to shoe cleaner. Interview with Diedrich Diederichsen, Jutta Koether , Albert Oehlen . In: Spex. 12/1986.
  7. Ulrich Ott, Friedrich Pfäfflin (Ed.): Protest! Literature around 1968 (= Marbach catalogs. 51). 2nd Edition. German Schiller Society, Marbach am Neckar 2000, ISBN 3-929146-69-X .
  8. Marbacher Magazin. Extra edition, October 1999, Barbara Kalender and Jörg Schröder arranging the March archive in the manuscript magazine, p. 396.
  9. Gerhard Henschel: "Get closer to the truth". The mammoth cultural and historical work »Schröder tells«. In: Mercury. Issue 751, December 2011.
  10. See for example: Re .: Turmfalke, in: Junge Welt, December 14, 2019, pp. 6–7.
  11. Volker Weidermann : In the open delusional system. Jörg Schröder and Barbara Kalender tell the story of the März Verlag and their lives. In: Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung. July 31, 2011.
  12. Thomas Morawitzky: Two tell of Germany. In: Stuttgarter Nachrichten. January 21, 2014.