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Anne von Canal was born on June 29, 1973 in Hüttental. She was a German writer and translator She grew up in Freudenberg and studied Scandinavian studies, German and English in Freiburg im Breisgau and Oslo.
Anne von Canal also had an editing traineeship at the Kiepenheuer & Witsch publishing house. She worked as an editor with the Lübbe publishing group and at Rowohlt Verlag but later in 2008, she started her work as an author, translator, editor and presenter of literary events with Scandinavian authors.
Since 2004, Anne von Canal has published several gift books using the pseudonyms Amelie Fichte and Lena Frey.
Some of these books include What I’ve always wanted to tell you. 111 special declarations of love. Ehrenwirth , Bergisch Gladbach 2004, 11 easy lessons in black humor. Ehrenwirth, Bergisch Gladbach 2004, What I would like to give you. 111 special moments of happiness. Ehrenwirth, Bergisch Gladbach 2005, You’re a smooch. Strong compliments. Ehrenwirth, Bergisch Gladbach 2007, Because you are so important to me. 111 Gifts of Friendship. Ehrenwirth, Bergisch Gladbach 2007, All these years. A sheep’s love. Rowohlt, Reinbek near Hamburg 2007 and Without you, I am only half. Rowohlt, Reinbek near Hamburg 2008.
Anne von Canal was a scholarship holder at the Baltic Center for Writers and Translators, the Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg Delmenhorst and the Fondation Heinrich & Jane Ledig-Rowohlt .
She was a guest at the Alfred Wegener Institute’s AWIPEV research station and also used that opportunity to do a research on her novel titled Whiteout.
With respect to Whiteout, Anne von Canal received a work grant from the German Literature Fund and the novel was named “Book of the Month” by NDR.
Anne von Canal Cause of Death
Anne von Canal died in October 2022. She was 49 years old at the time of her death. She died after a serious illness. Before her death, she lived in Hamburg and Winningen on the Moselle.
Anne von Canal Publications
Some of the publications of Anne von Canal(under the name Anne Helene Bubenzer ) include Deadly Presents. The most exciting Christmas thrillers from Scandinavia. Ed.
Anne Bubenzer. Wunderlich, Reinbek near Hamburg 2006, The Incredible Story of Henry N. Brown. Novel. Thiele, Munich/Vienna 2008, with Gabriele Haefs : reading tour Oslo. Looking for Ibsen’s bathtub. Picus Verlag, Vienna 2010 and The Christmas Miracle of Henry N. Brown. Thiele, Munich/Vienna 2013.
Under the name Anne of Canal, she published the following: The reason. Novel. Mareverlag, Hamburg 2014, Snow angel. In: A World of Snow. Eds. Ursel Allenstein and Ulrike Ostermeyer. Arche Verlag , Hamburg 2015, Good news. In: Somewhere in the Green Sea. Stories from islands. Anthology. Edited by Anne of Canal and Isabel Bogdan. Arche Verlag, Hamburg 2016, Whiteout. Novel. Mareverlag, Hamburg 2017, With everything. In: Christmas with dot dot dot. Eighteen idiosyncratic Christmas stories. Anthology. Eds. Marcus Gärtner and Dinah Fischer. Rowohlt Polaris, Reinbek near Hamburg 2018 as well as My Gotland. Tales of wind, time and loneliness. Mareverlag, Hamburg 2020.
Reference:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anne_von_Ca
