Schmidt, Jochen, 1970-
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- Triumphgemüse, 2000:title page (Jochen Schmidt) jacket (born 1970 in Berlin; has worked as a translator for French and Catalan)
- Gebrauchsanweisung für Rumänien, 2013:title page (Jochen Schmidt)
- Ein Auftrag für Otto Kwant : Roman, 2019:title page (Jochen Schmidt)
- German Wikipedia, viewed November 8, 2019(Jochen Schmidt; born November 9, 1970, in East Berlin; German author and translator; author of Triumphgemüse; author of Ein Auftrag für Otto Kwant; resides in Berlin)
- link to Autoren page (Jochen Schmidt; born 1970 in Berlin; studied in Bucharest, Romania; also spent time in Valencia and Rome; translator and author; author of Gebrauchsanweisung für Rumänien, among other titles ( (Piper (publisher) website, viewed November 8, 2019:) )
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Jochen Schmidt (born 9 November 1970 in East Berlin) is a German author and translator. Initially, Schmidt gained popularity in Germany with his story “Harnusch mäht als wär’s ein Tanz” (English "Harnusch mows the lawn as if it were a dance") for which he was awarded the Open Mic Prize of the Literary Workshop Berlin (Literaturwerkstatt Berlin). In 2007, he was a finalist for the prestigious Ingeborg Bachmann Prize. His books to date include four novels, three volumes of short stories, and a highly respected book on Marcel Proust. He is an active member of the German National Authors' Soccer Team ("Autonama," Deutsche Autorennationalmannschaft).
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