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Jolita Herlyn

b. 1966

Lithuanian writer

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Born 1966. Jolita Herlyn is a Lithuanian writer.

Jolita Herlyn (née Kraniauskaitė; born 14 September 1966, in Vilnius) is a Lithuanian novelist.

Biography In 1990, she graduated from Moscow Lomonosov university, having studied philosophy.

1990-1997 - Taught Philosophy and Logic at Klaipeda university.

1997-2005 - Worked in municipality of Klaipeda, department of foreign affairs. At the same time wrote multiple articles for local newspapers "Klaipėda" and "Vakarų Ekspresas".

2004-2005 - led a live TV show "Proto Aistros" on local television "Balticum Tv".

2006-2009 - Worked in DnB Nord in Copenhagen as a manager of marketing department.

2010 - Moved to Hamburg, Germany with her family and started writing novels.

2017-2025 Jolita Herlyn was one of the three most read national authors in Lithuanian libraries.

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Lomonosov Moscow State University
Also known as
Jolita Kraniauskaitė

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Who is Jolita Herlyn?

Lithuanian writer

When was Jolita Herlyn born?

Jolita Herlyn was born on 14 September 1966 in Vilnius.

What is Jolita Herlyn's occupation?

Jolita Herlyn is a writer.

What nationality is Jolita Herlyn?

Jolita Herlyn is Lithuanian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Jolita Herlyn

· Wikidata: Q26899217

· DBpedia: Jolita Herlyn

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