Joanna Manc

was born 1959 in Gdynia, Poland and left for Germany in 1968, where she studied German, Romance and Slavic languages and literature. After a short job as a bilingual secretary at the Deutschen Polen-Institut in Darmstadt, she went to Athens for two years, where she worked for a German publisher. Joanna Manc has translated Polish literature into German since 1994. In 2010, together with Włodzimierz Nowak, she, won the Georg Dehio book prize. She lives in Frankfurt.

Jerzy Korczak

Teodor Müller. Das Schicksal eines deutschen Polen

Dittrich

Köln, 2000

[Ü: Joanna Manc]

Artur Daniel Liskowacki

Sonate für S.

Knaus

München, 2003

[Ü: Joanna Manc]

Wlodzimierz Nowak

Die Nacht von Wildenhagen

Eichborn

Berlin, 2009

[Ü: Joanna Manc]

Julian Tuwim

Herr Klitzewinzig und der Wal

Die Buchpiloten

Hannover, 2010

[Ü: Joanna Manc]