Astrid Fritz

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Astrid Fritz (* 1959 in Pforzheim ) is a German author .

biography

Astrid Fritz was born and raised in Pforzheim. In Munich , Avignon and Freiburg im Breisgau she first studied veterinary medicine , then theater studies and finally German and Romance studies . After completing her studies, she worked in Darmstadt as a specialist magazine editor, then as a training officer and, after completing her training as an IT clerk, as a technical editor for a Freiburg software company. In 1994 she and her family went to Santiago de Chile for three years , where she freelanced for a German-Chilean weekly newspaper and wrote her first novel manuscript. She is now a freelance copywriter and lives with her family in Waiblingen near Stuttgart .

Together with Bernhard Thill , she wrote the city ​​guide Unknown Freiburg . While researching this, she came across the life story of Catharina Stadellmenin , who was burned as a supposed witch in 1599 , and made her the protagonist of her first novel The Witch of Freiburg .

With the following volumes, The Witch's Daughter and The Juggler , a trilogy was created over three generations in the early modern period .

In April 2007 her novel The Girl and the Duchess was published . The focus is on the Württemberg Duchess Sabina and the peasant girl Marie, against the historical background of the first peasant uprisings of " Poor Konrad " at the beginning of the 16th century.

Works

city-guide

Freiburg trilogy

Begin Serafina series

Other novels

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