Manfred Miethe

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Manfred Miethe (2018)

Manfred Miethe (born November 23, 1950 in Hamburg ) is a Swiss - German writer and translator .

Life

After a commercial apprenticeship and a discontinued study of social education , Miethe left Hamburg and moved to the USA in 1979 , where he stayed until 1991. There he worked as a cook, baker, masseur, German teacher, carpet and shoe seller as well as a martial arts teacher and poster sticker. In 1991 he returned to Germany and initially took over the editor-in-chief of Connection magazine , and later the editing of Integral Verlag.

He has been working as a freelance writer and translator since 1993. To date, he has translated more than 160 books from English into German (including works by Jiddu Krishnamurti , Dan Millman , Louise Hay , Virginia Satir , John Perkins , Michael Murphy , Scott Cunningham , Chuck Spezzano, Diana Cooper, Elizabeth Clare Prophet , Terry Jones and The Peanuts by Charles M. Schulz ). He has also written 28 books, five of them as a ghostwriter .

Since 2011 he has mainly published his books in electronic form.

Miethe has lived in Switzerland since 1997 ; when he became a Swiss citizen in 2011, he became a Swiss-German citizen.

After a deep personal crisis and a drastic experience, Miethe withdrew completely from the public at the end of 2015.

Publications

Prices

  • Special prize of the Come Together competition of the magazine Wiener for the article "Encouraging letter from a possible future", May 1990
  • Prix ​​d'amour for the special book of Edition Logos for translation and commentary of “Heroes of Everyday Life”, March 1997

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