Rumiana Ebert

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Rumiana Ebert ( Bulgarian Румяна Еберт , née Koschucharowa, Bulgar. Кожухарова; * 1945 in Plovdiv , Bulgaria ) is a German writer, translator and editor from Bulgaria.

Career

Rumiana Ebert emigrated to Germany in 1966. She completed a degree in chemistry with a doctorate at the Technical University of Munich and a degree in musicology at the University of Heidelberg. Based in Germany, she worked as a chemist for many years, most recently as a freelance consultant in the field of intellectual property.

Awards

Works

Author:

  • Accomodation: contemporary poems , Kastell Verlag, Munich 1992, ISBN 3-924592-36-5
  • Interfaces: lyrical pictograms , Kastell Verlag, Munich 1996, ISBN 3-924592-58-6
  • Corners and ovals , poems and a story with poems, Wieser Verlag, Klagenfurt 2013, ISBN 3-99029-056-8
  • Corners and ovals in an extended edition and in two languages ​​(Bulgarian / German), Canetti Verlag, Russe, 2015
  • Corners and ovals in an extended edition and in two languages ​​(Serbian / German), Akademska Knjiga, Novi Sad 2016
  • Mitlesebuch135 , poems with drawings by Jakob Mattner Aphaia Verlag Berlin 2016
  • "Reflections in a Well" poems with Tzveta Sofronieva, Paekakariki Press London 2019
  • Numerous publications in magazines, anthologies, and newspapers, such as in Language in the Technical Age 206/2013, several times in clearings , accents , sense and form , word view, the poem.

Editor and translator:

  • The portrait of my doppelganger , Georgi Markov , Wieser Verlag , Klagenfurt, 2010
  • The women of Warsaw , Georgi Markov, Wieser Verlag, Klagenfurt, 2010 (together with Ines Sebesta)

Translator of poems:

Setting and performance of some poems by the composer Violeta Dinescu .

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