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Alex Zucker

Alex Zucker (born September 1, 1964) is an American literary translator.
==Life and career==
Zucker was born in New Brunswick, New Jersey. From ages 4 to 17, he lived in East Lansing, Michigan. He attended college at UMass Amherst, obtaining a Bachelor of Science in Zoology in 1986. In 1990, he received a master's in international affairs from the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University, with a certificate from the Institute on East Central Europe.〔(Institute on East Central Europe at Columbia University )〕
During his years in Prague (1990–95), he worked as editor-translator for the English-language section of the Czech News Agency,〔(ČTK English-language news service )〕 copy editor–translator for the English-language newspaper ''Prognosis'',〔(Alexander Zaitchik: "Let the Kazoos Sound: A Decade of English Press in Prague," ''Think'' magazine, no. 50, Nov/Dec 2001 )〕 and freelance translator for a variety of Czech- and English-language cultural reviews and litmags, including ''Raut'',〔(Bigmag: Časopisy v Česku po 1989 )〕 ''Trafika'',〔 ''Yazzyk'',〔 and ''Zlatý řez''.〔(Bigmag: Časopisy v Česku po 1989 )〕
From 1996 to 2000, he copyedited for ''Swing'',〔(Richard Rubin: "Swing Magazine Ceases Publication," The Chronicle Online, Nov. 20, 1998 )〕 ''Condé Nast Traveler'', Interview (magazine), and Vanity Fair (magazine), as well as for Aperture publishing house〔(Aperture Foundation )〕 and ''Bookforum''.
From 2002 to 2004, Zucker taught Czech at the NYU School of Continuing and Professional Studies.
In 2010, Zucker won the National Translation Award for his translation of Petra Hůlová's début novel of 2002, ''All This Belongs to Me''.〔("ALTA Honors Translations of Czech, Chinese Works," Oct. 26, 2010 )〕
In 2011, he received a Creative Writing Fellowship〔(NEA Writers' Corner: 2012a Literature Fellowships: Translation Projects )〕 from the National Endowment for the Arts to support his translation of the 1931 Czech classic ''Marketa Lazarová'', by Vladislav Vančura.

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