Bernd Kreimeier

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Bernd Kreimeier (* 1. October 1964 in Frankfurt am Main ) is a German programmer and science fiction - writers .

Life

After studying physics, Kreimeier went into research and teaching. He has lived in Ireland as a writer since 1997 . In addition to his writing activity, Kreimeier continues to work as a programmer.

His trilogy Seterra was awarded the Fantastik Prize of the City of Wetzlar in 1986 . His short story Borgen was awarded fourth place in the 1999 German Science Fiction Prize , and his short story Tag einer Salesperson 1999 came in seventh. Borgen was also nominated for the Kurd-Laßwitz-Preis 1999, as was the short story Feed / Back .

As a programmer, Kreimeier is involved in various games as a coder , for example Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee (2001), Soldier of Fortune: Gold Edition (2001), Heretic 2 (1999), temporarily also as a producer ( Quake III Arena (Elite Edition), 1999) or as a game developer ( Call of Duty: Ghosts , 2013).

bibliography

Novels

  • 1986: Seterra I - The inertia of the crowd . Verlag Wilhelm Goldmann GmbH, Munich 1986. ISBN 3442234808 .
  • 1987: Seterra II - The Power of Cause . Verlag Wilhelm Goldmann GmbH, January 1987. ISBN 3442234816 .
  • 1987: Seterra III - The Preservation of Reality . Verlag Wilhelm Goldmann GmbH, January 1987. ISBN 3442234824 .

Short stories

  • 1981: The reason (in Thomas Le Blanc , Herbert W. Franke and Peter Wilfert, Beteigeuze , Goldmann)
  • 1981: Ultima Esperanza (in Thomas Le Blanc and Peter Wilfert, Canopus , Goldmann Science-Fiction)
  • 1982: ... who has such people (in Thomas Le Blanc, Deneb , Goldmann)
  • 1983: There is no going back (in Thomas Le Blanc, Ganymed , Goldmann)
  • 1983: Shalem is lost (Goldmann Fantasy Tome I)
  • 1983: The Night of Truth (in Jörg Weigand, Don't forget the wind ; Bastei Fantasy)
  • 1983: Mountain of Graves (in Thomas Le Blanc, Formalhaut , Goldmann)
  • 1983: Night and Dawn (in Goldmann Fantasy Foliant II )
  • 1985: The Water Festival (in Thomas Le Blanc Jupiter , Goldmann)
  • 1988: Introspection ( c't 10/88)
  • 1998: Feed / Back (c't 11/98 and c't 12/98)
  • 1998: Borgen (in c't 25-26 / 98)
  • 1998: goal test (c't 21/98)
  • 1999: Day of a Salesman (in c't 08/99)
  • 1999: Time of the Hunter (in Wolfgang Hohlbein's Fantasy Selection 1999 , Weitbrecht)

Non-fiction / articles

  • 1988: Living machine and simulated intelligence (c't 8/88)
  • 1999: Welcome to the Augment (c't 6/99)
  • 2001: The Story of OpenAL (Linux Journal # 81)
  • 2002: The Case For Game Design Patterns (Gamasutra.com)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Bernd Kreimeier on the website of c't - magazine for computer technology; accessed on February 5, 2018.
  2. ↑ a b Bernd Kreimeier on www.grimoires.de of April 14, 2001.
  3. ↑ Author Biography: Bernd Kreimeier at www.gamasutra.com; accessed on February 5, 2018.
  4. ↑ Winner of the Phantastik Prize at www.phantastik.eu (website of the awarding city of Wetzlar); accessed on February 5, 2018.
  5. ↑ Florian Breitsameter (2011) Fantastic Prize of the City of Wetzlar on www.sf-fan.de; accessed on February 5, 2018.
  6. ↑ Florian Breitsameter (1999) German Science Fiction Prize 1999: The winners! on www.sf-fan.de; accessed on February 5, 2018.
  7. ↑ Florian Breitsameter (2000) German Science Fiction Prize 2000 - the winners! on www.sf-fan.de; accessed on February 5, 2018.
  8. ↑ Bernd Kreimeier in the Internet Speculative Fiction Database (English)
  9. ^ Developer's Profile: Bernd Kreimeier at www.mobygames.com; accessed on February 5, 2018.
personal data
SURNAME Kreimeier, Bernd
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German programmer and science fiction writer
DATE OF BIRTH October 1, 1964
PLACE OF BIRTH Frankfurt am Main