Manuela Schneider (translator)

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Author Manuela Schneider
As an author I come across amazing books which should be available to readers from all over the world without language boundaries. Books are an open window to an exciting world. I want to offer my share of work so we can create a global bookshelf.

As someone born and raised in Germany, my love of American Native and Western history might be surprising to some. But my fascination with pioneer life, cowboy heroes, and treacherous outlaws have been a constant companion for as long as I can remember. Considering all the Western Clubs and Western towns here I am obviously not the only one with that passion in Germany. In my adult years, I fueled my deep interest in the American West by traveling to the U.S.A. and visiting historic sites like Tombstone, Monument Valley, and Kanab, UT.

After leaving a successful career in Asian tourism management and designing motorcycle fashion for the European market including marketing I penned my first Western fiction novel in 2017. To date, I have written three books that feature strong female characters who are immersed in a battle against hardship, mystery, and deception while searching for true love and a better life. Like other authors I endeavor to create captivating sagas that ultimately leave readers wondering, “Will the story continue?” When not researching or penning riveting stories Western boomtowns and Native American, life, I can be found traveling all over the world, enjoying silver jewelry and spur smithing, studying archaeology as a hobby, and writing a Western travel Column on manuelaschneider.com

I do love reading and often come across great books that my friends in Germany cannot read because they are printed in English. Hence joining Babelcube is a good chance to change that and at the same time get to know the great work of other authors. This is not a "job" for me but rather sharing a common passion. I am based in Germany, right at the Swiss border. Since Germany, Switzerland and Austria share the same language it is surely a good idea to get your great book translated. Although I write Western romance books with a historical background I am open to all genres. I am very much looking forward to hearing from other authors.

Native language: German
Translates from: English, German
Translates into: English, German


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