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Eric T. Hansen
Eric T. Hansen (born July 3, 1960) is a bilingual American writer known in Germany for his humorous and critical books.
== Life ==
Eric T. Hansen was born in Bellingham, Washington, and moved with his family to Hawaii when he was six. He was raised a Mormon and served a two-year mission to West Germany from 1980,〔(westthueringen-online )〕 where he also met his future wife. He then returned to Germany to study at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich, where he earned a Masters in the literature of the German Middle Ages in 1989.〔()〕
After leaving university, Hansen began a career as a freelance journalist writing about German politics, media and culture for American and British publications including ''The European'', ''Variety'', ''The Hollywood Reporter'' (where he was German Bureau Chief), ''The Washington Post'' 〕 Starting with ''Planet Germany,''Hansen has written all his books entirely in German with his co-writer and companion Astrid Ule, who had translated ''Nibelungenreise'' from English. Hansen also occasionally appears in German television and has written and spoken a satirical weekly radio column about Berlin for the local station RadioEins.
Hansen is divorced and is no longer a member of the LDS Church; he currently lives with Astrid Ule in Berlin.
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