Ginka Steinwachs

Ginka Steinwachs (born 31 October 1942) is a German educator and writer.[1]

The daughter of Walter S. Steinwachs and Hildegard Feist,[1] she was born Gisela Steinwachs[2] in Göttingen and was educated in Munich, Berlin and Paris.[3] Her PhD thesis on André Breton was later published as Mythologie des Surrealismus.[4] Steinwachs has lectured at several universities in France and Germany. She married Tilbert Stegmann. Since 2000, she has been living in Berlin.[3]

She has won:

  • the literary prize of the city of Erlangen
  • the literary prize of the city of Munich
  • the Prix Hubert Fichte of the city of Hamburg[3]

Selected works[4]
  • Tränende Herzen (Crying hearts), play (1977)
  • Marylinparis, novel (1978)
  • Berliner Trichter. Bilderbogen (Berlin Funnel/Picture page) (1979)
  • George Sand, play (1980)
  • Ein Mund von Welt (A mouth full of world), prose (1989)
  • Vollmund (Full mouth), prose (1991)
gollark: no.
gollark: So many languages have Turing-complete type systems when they probably shouldn't.
gollark: Make a social network, post on it once, then say you're not using it for the new year.
gollark: Make 20 billion trivial resolutions you'll do anyway, to drive up the statistics on how many are kept.
gollark: Apparently something like 80% of new year's resolutions fail, so I'm just making mine excessively vague.

References
  1. Strute, Karl; Doelken, Theodor (1976). Who's Who in Germany. p. 389. ISBN 3921220289.
  2. "Ginka Steinwachs" (in German). Munzinger.
  3. "Ginka Steinwachs" (in French). L'Arche Editeur.
  4. Miller, Jane Eldridge (2001). Who's who in Contemporary Women's Writing. p. 308. ISBN 0415159806.


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