Eike Schönfeld

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Eike Schönfeld (born April 3, 1949 in Rheinsberg ) is a German German philologist , English scholar , folklorist , translator and author .

Life

Eike Schönfeld was born in Rheinsberg, Brandenburg, in 1949. He studied German, English and folklore in Freiburg im Breisgau . His English studies took him to England in the 1980s, where he financed his studies as a bartender .

In 1982 he successfully applied to the European College of Translators , EÜK, in Straelen , for which he worked for four years. As a freelance translator, Eike Schönfeld had lived in Hamburg for a long time since 1986. Schönfeld is a member of the Association of German Writers as well as its "Bundessparte Translators", the Association of German-Language Translators of Literary and Scientific Works , VdÜ, for which he often organized events.

During his 25 years as a translator, Schönfeld translated works and letters by Vladimir Nabokov , JD Salinger , Jeffrey Eugenides , Joseph Conrad , Oscar Wilde , Katherine Mansfield , Henry Fielding , Jerome Charyn , Steven Millhauser , Nicholson Baker , Martin Amis , Richard Yates , Sherwood Anderson , JG Ballard , Sloan Wilson , Sylvia Plath and Charles Darwin .

Schönfeld lives in Paris .

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