Caroline Hartge

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Caroline Hartge (* 1966 in Hanover ) is a German writer.

life and work

Hartge studied English , Hispanic and geography and has published poetry and prose in numerous anthologies and literary magazines since 1987. In 1996 she made her debut with the volume of short stories Ptolemain / Die Narrative Maschine . Her poems have been translated into English, Dutch, Estonian, French, Italian, Catalan, Spanish and Arabic; she herself translated the lyrics of Lenore Kandels and Elise Cowens from American English into German. In 2007 Hartge gave the Helmut Salzinger monograph querFALK together with Ralf Zühlke . Book out through a magazine . In 2016 she was a member of the jury of the Bonn Literature Prize, alongside crauss (Siegen) and Barbara Weidle (Bonn).

Caroline Hartge lives in Garbsen and has been working for the Thomas Schlück literary agency since 1999, of which she has been head of the contract department since 2015.

Single track

  • Trace of Light , Poems (2018).
  • Loose Clouds , Poems (2012).
  • Night pieces , poems (2009).
  • The wings of sacred desire , poems (2009).
  • Wild Blackberries , Poems (2008).
  • Two pigeons out of snow . Stories and Poems (2006; expanded new edition 2013).
  • Reed & Requiem for Elise Cowen , poems (2005).
  • Ashes , poems (2001).
  • Enlightenment in 7 Chapters , Poems (1999).
  • Totem , poems (1996).
  • Ptolemain / The Narrative Machine . Two stories (1996).

Publication (selection)

  • querFALK. Book about a magazine - with Ralf Zühlke - (2007)
  • Handbook of German Literature Magazines (1997)

Anthologies and literary journals (selection)

Transmission (selection)

  • Elise Cowen: Made of Death & Water (2018).
  • Lenore Kandel : The Love Book (2005).
  • Lenore Kandel: Word Alchemy (2005).

literature

  • Kerstin Reule: Parallels between modern and postmodern stylistic features in the arts (2006).

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