Bozenna Intrator
Polish-American writer
Bozenna Intrator (born 1964, also Bozena Intrator Bożena Wnukowska) is a Polish-American writer, lyricist and translator.
Biography
Intrator studied at the University of Warsaw, the University of Vienna, and the University of Southern California. In 1990, she graduated from the New York University with a Master's degree in Philosophy.
She has worked on various film and advertising projects in New York, Paris, Vienna and Warsaw, published poems and stories in literary magazines in Austria, Poland and in USA: Die Presse (Austria), Rzeczpospolita (Poland), Gutenberg (Poland). Songs of various vocalists were recorded with her lyrics. She's also written screenplays, poems, stories, novels, plays, of translations and adaptations of poems, plays and screenplays as well as photographs and paintings. She writes in three languages: German, Polish and English.
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