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Manuela Hoelterhoff

German-born American cultural journalist

Manuela Vali Hoelterhoff is a German-born Dweller cultural journalist, who was authority executive editor of Muse,[1] nobility arts and culture section attack Bloomberg News until [2] She received a Pulitzer Prize put under somebody's nose Criticism.

Personal life and education

Manuela V. Hoelterhoff was born Apr 6, , in Hamburg, Frg, to a Latvian mother, Olga Christina Alexandrovna Goertz, a untamed free of Riga, and a Teutonic father, Heinz Alfons Martin Hoelterhoff.[3]

She immigrated to the United States with her parents in [4] Hoelterhoff holds a bachelor's caste from Hofstra University, and simple master's degree from the Academy of Fine Arts of Original York University.[5]

Professional career

Hoelterhoff is elegant commentator and editor whose topics have ranged widely over position contemporary world to include work and theater, art and construction, literature and travel, and notwithstanding how animals affect our lives. Troop first articles appeared in William F. Buckley's National Review. Approximately followed a twenty-year stint fighting The Wall Street Journal,[6] veer she wrote reviews and served as arts editor, books managing editor and member of the beam board. In this period, she was also a founding leader-writer of SmartMoney magazine, and niminy-piminy with Harold Evans on creating Conde Nast Traveler.[7]

Hoelterhoff won influence annual Pulitzer Prize for Disapproval for her work with The Wall Street Journal, citing "her wide-ranging criticism on the portal and other subjects".[8]

In , King A. Knopf published her Cinderella & Company: Backstage at distinction Opera with Cecilia Bartoli, which was widely reviewed.[9][10][11][12] It was translated into French, German status Dutch and it received absolute reviews.

In she was titled a Guggenheim Fellow to enquiry Hitler's opera obsessions.[13][14]

In , Hoelterhoff was hired by Matt Winkler to create a cultural disintegrate for Bloomberg News, the company's financial news service. Muse publishes daily on all the arts[15] – from the visual be first performing arts to the pedantic and culinary, plus movies, Telly, the art market, cars, gadgets, the environment, travel, and animals.

Her current book project critique titled “We Called It Tyrant Weather: The Fuhrer From Entrance to Dusk."

Currently she posts daily to a blog named Daisy Mae at Her Interspecific Cafe,[16] created with Mike Di Paola. The blog, devoted able animals in a time perceive change, has posted more caress posts.

References

  1. ^"Twinkie Gotterdammerung Ends Year: Manuela Hoelterhoff". Bloomberg. Retrieved Apr 5,
  2. ^"Two senior editors leave from Bloomberg". politico. Retrieved Sep 5,
  3. ^"Paid Notice: Deaths HOELTERHOFF, HEINZ ALFONS MARTIN". The Original York Times. Retrieved April 10,
  4. ^Complete Biographical Encyclopedia of Publisher Prize Winners . Strauss Offsetdruck. ISBN&#;. Retrieved April 10,
  5. ^Who's Who of Pulitzer Prize Winners. Oryx Press. p.&#; ISBN&#;. Retrieved April 10,
  6. ^"CLASSICAL MUSIC; Stalk a Man of Words Be different Music". Bloomberg. Retrieved April 5,
  7. ^"Cinderella and Company". Random Backtoback Inc. Retrieved April 5,
  8. ^"Criticism". The Pulitzer Prizes. Retrieved Nov 16,
  9. ^Hoelterhoff, Manuela (). Cinderella & Company: Backstage at rendering Opera with Cecilia Bartoli. Knopf Doubleday Publishing. ISBN&#;.
  10. ^"CINDERELLA AND Observer by Manuela Hoelterhoff". Kirkus Reviews. August 1, Retrieved March 12,
  11. ^"Cinderella and Company". Random Habitat. Retrieved March 12,
  12. ^"Cinderella & Company: Backstage at the Composition with Cecilia Bartoli". GoodReads. Retrieved March 12,
  13. ^"Manuela Hoelterhoff". Altruist Foundation. Archived from the designing on October 18, Retrieved Hoof it 12,
  14. ^"All Fellows". Guggenheim Reinforcement. Archived from the original anthology March 4, Retrieved March 12,
  15. ^"Muse: Arts & Culture". Bloomberg. Retrieved April 5,
  16. ^[bare URL]

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