Heike Thode-Scheel

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Heike Thode-Scheel (* 1959 in Quarnbek , Schleswig-Holstein ) is a German graphic designer , newspaper editor , author and translator of books from High German into Low German .

Life

Thode Scheel grew up on one, directly on the Kiel Canal located, Farm in Quarnbeker district Rajensdorf, where "flat" spoke with one another. After school and a subsequent graphic design - studying at the Muthesius School in Kiel , she completed an internship at the Kieler Nachrichten . There she has been responsible editor for the Low German section of the newspaper since 1985 . After initially publishing Low German stories, poems and narratives, she continued to expand the rubric , enriched it with news and political topics and made it a modern site.

In 2006 Heike Thode-Scheel came second in the Low German writing competition “ Vertell noch mal ” organized by the North German Broadcasting Corporation .

Thode-Scheel is a representative of the regional or minority languages in the media council of the Medienanstalt Hamburg / Schleswig-Holstein and a member of the advisory board of the Kiel Open Canal .

Since 2011 she has been publishing anthologies at Quickborn Verlag in Hamburg and translating works by Dora Heldt from High German into Low German.

Heike Thode-Scheel is married, has three children and lives in the house where she was born in Rajendorf.

Works

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Individual evidence

  1. Heike Thode-Scheel (Ed.): Plattdeutsch dörch de Johrstieden , Quickborn-Verlag, Hamburg, 2011 ISBN 978-3-87651-371-3
  2. Heike Thode-Scheel (Ed.): Plattdeutsch dörch de Johrstieden , Quickborn-Verlag, Hamburg, 2011 ISBN 978-3-87651-371-3
  3. ^ NDR: Closing event "Vertell noch mal" on June 11, 2006