Bina Štampe Žmavc
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Bina Štampe Žmavc (born October 4, 1951, in Celje) is a Slovene writer, poet, director and translator.
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Born | Celje | October 4, 1951
Occupation | writer, poet, and translator |
Biography[]
She was born on October 4, 1951 in Celje. She visited both primary and grammar schools in Celje. After the grammar school she studied comparative literature and literary theory at the Faculty of Arts in Ljubljana. As a graduate she employed herself in the field of education and taught for five years. She occupied herself with music and theatre as well. She was the leader of the infant improvisational theatre at for 13 years, where she was director, stage manager and the author of texts. She is a member of the editorial board of the magazine Poetikon. Nowadays she is considered a classic of Slovene juvenile literature. She lives and works in Celje.
Work[]
She writes poems, prose and , mostly for young readers. She started publishing poetry for adults in the grammar school's gazette named Brstiči, later on in Dialogi, Mentor and Obrazi as well. She has written three , namely Pesek v pesmi, Poševno sonce and Opoldnevi. Among the , Čaroznanke (1990) is the largest one; their motivation has the origin in everyday life as well as reality and experiences of imagination. In the collection Nebeške kočije (1994) the author is focusing on the themes of universe, in which everything is connected, the themes of human being and nature; with her collection Klepetosnedke (1996) she returns to a child and his/her playful relation to the surroundings. Among the prose work we can find animal stories (Slike in zgodbe iz tisoč in enega pasjega dne, 1985) and various short fairy tales and nonsense texts (Popravljalnica sanj, 1992, Muc Mehkošapek, 1998). A characteristic of her juvenile poetry is a rich poetical language. The poet invents new words, her poems are rhythmic. Moreover, imaginary words are typical of her juvenile prose. She also writes plays and puppet show works for children and chansons for adults.
Bibliography[]
Poetry for young people[]
- , 1990 COBISS 18185984
- , 1994 COBISS 44446208
- , 1994 COBISS 44373504
- , 1996 COBISS 40523521
- , 2002 COBISS 120537856
- , 2002 COBISS 116690944
- , 2006 COBISS 229002240
- , 2008 COBISS 237033472
- , 2010 COBISS 252850688
- , 2011 COBISS 253373184
Prose for young people[]
- , 1985 COBISS 503070
- , 1992 COBISS 31300864
- , 1993 COBISS 33579264
- , 1994 COBISS 243959040
- , 1994 COBISS 45583104
- , 1996 COBISS 61163008
- , 1997
- , 1997 COBISS 69944064
- , 1998 COBISS 69944576
- , 1998 COBISS 71515392
- , 2000 COBISS 107385600
- , 2001 COBISS 55098881
- , 2001 COBISS 113454592
- , 2002 COBISS 116690944
- , 2003 COBISS 125582336
- , 2004 COBISS 248019968
- , 2008 COBISS 61909505
- , 2009 COBISS 255108608
- , 2009 COBISS 244497408
- , 2010 COBISS 65392129
- , 2010 COBISS 64067585
Plays for young people[]
Poetry for adults[]
Radio plays[]
Adaptations and translations[]
- Pujs v mlaki (priredba), 1994 COBISS 50777600
- Pojdiva domov, Mali medo (priredba), 1994 COBISS 50778880
- Mesto cvetja (priredba), 1994 COBISS 46318080
- Doktor Belko (prevod), 1999 COBISS 77146368
- Ali ima tudi kenguru mamo (prevod), 2000 COBISS 115884800
- Daj mi poljubček (prevod), 2001 COBISS 111229440
- Poljubček za lahko noč (prevod), 2001 COBISS 111559680
- Zajčkova knjiga pravljic (prevod), 2001 COBISS 115804416
- Zelo osamljena kresnička (prevod), 2002 COBISS 116439296
- Zelo tih čriček (prevod), 2002 COBISS 116439808
- Ali se ne počutiš dobro, Poldek? (prevod), 2002 COBISS 118759936
Awards[]
- za režijo in besedilo igre O velikem strahu Buholinu, 1986.
- Nagrada za najboljše slovensko odrsko besedilo za otroke in mladino za dramski tekst , 1994.
- Nagrada Radia Slovenija za izvirno radijsko igro za otroke za igro , 1996.
- Nagrada Radia Slovenija za izvirno radijsko igro za otroke za igro , 1997.
- za izvirno lutkovno besedilo in festivala "Klemenčičevi dnevi" za delo , 1999.
- , 2. nagrada za delo , 2000.
- Nagrada Radia Slovenija za izvirno radijsko igro za otroke za igro O kuri, ki je izmaknila pesem, 2003.
- Nagrada za otroško in mladinsko književnost za pesniško zbirko Živa hiša, 2007.
- Nagrada za delo Cesar in roža, 2009.
- Nagrada za najboljše otroško in mladinsko delo za zbirko pravljic Cesar in roža, 2011.
Sources and literature[]
- Cankarjeva založba, Leksikon slovenska književnost, Ljubljana, 1996
- A. Lutar Ivanc, Album slovenskih književnikov, MK, Ljubljana 2006
- Alenka Kepic Mohar, Šolski album slovenskih književnikov, MK, Ljubljana, 2007
- Bina Štampe Žmavc, Snežroža, Celje, 2007
- Bina Štampe Žmavc
- Wikipedija- Bina Štampe Žmavc
External links[]
- 1951 births
- Living people
- Slovenian women poets
- Slovenian theatre directors
- Slovenian translators
- Writers from Celje
- University of Ljubljana alumni