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Authors
Jana Beňová

geboren 1974 in Bratislava, Slowakei, Studium der Dramaturgie an der Akademie für darstellende Kunst. Jana Benová lebt in der Slowakei und in Spanien, sie hat Lyrikbände, Kurzgeschichten und Romane publiziert. Für ihr Werk hat sie schon zahlreiche Stipendien und Preise erhalten, sie gilt als Kultautorin einer neuen, urbanen Schriftstellergeneration. Ihr Roman „Abhauen!“ ist 2013 erschienen. Für ihr aktuelles Buch „Café Hyena“ hat sie den Literaturpreis der Europäischen Union 2012 erhalten.

Andrea Reynolds (Translated by)

Geboren 1969 in Erfurt. Buchhändlerlehre und journalistische Ausbildung, Studium der Westslawistik und Kunstgeschichte. Übersetzerin aus dem Slowakischen, Tschechischen und Englischen, u.a. von Svetlana Žuchová und Jana Juráňová. Andrea Reynolds lebt und arbeitet in Leipzig. Für den Residenz Verlag übersetzte sie die Romane von Jana Beňová.

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