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About the Author
David Hill is a writer, translator, and editor.
Covering economy, travel and culture, he has contributed to nonfiction books published by Blue Guides, Oxford Business Group, and the Stockholm Network, and to news products from the Financial Times and Economist groups. He was editor-in-chief of the Budapest Business Journal in 2004-05.
As a literary writer, he has been published in anthologies from Rattapallax (US), Bluechrome (UK) and DC Books (Canada). A debut collection of poetry was issued in 1999 by the UK’s National Poetry Foundation. His literary translations have appeared in The Independent and the Times Literary Supplement. He has provided lyrics for recording artists, including the Little Cow band. Commissions for stage and screen include a version of Molière’s Misanthrope. He has spoken at conferences, festivals, comedy shows, and arts events in Seattle, New York, London, Copenhagen, Vienna, Budapest, and Prague.
David Hill studied languages at Oxford University, graduating with a First in 1995. He lives with his wife in the northwest United States. His website is www.davidhill.biz. |
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