Birgit Erwin

Birgit Erwin (born November 4, 1974 in Aachen ) is a German writer.

She studied German and English in Aachen and Southampton . After working in the public relations industry in Frankfurt / Main from 2000 to 2003 , she worked as a teacher for German and English, initially in Karlsruhe , and now at the Lise-Meitner-Gymnasium in Königsbach-Stein . There she also teaches ethics. After the publication of several short stories and short stories, she published her first novel in 2005 by Wurdack-Verlag . In it, an envoy from the Vatican in London meets a holy water allergic scientist who claims to be a vampire. The vampire theme was continued by the author in two further novels.

Novels

• 2005: photophobia. Vampire novel, Wurdack-Verlag . ISBN 3-938065-06-0
• 2007: nine lives. Roman, Wurdack Verlag. ISBN 978-3-938065-14-3
• 2008: The gentlemen from Buchhorn. Historical novel, together with Ulrich Buchhorn , Gmeiner-Verlag . ISBN 978-3-89977-767-3
• 2009: The Vampire of Rome. Vampire novel, Wurdack Verlag. ISBN 978-3-938065-38-9
• 2010: The Buchhorn juggler. Historical novel, together with Ulrich Buchhorn, Gmeiner Verlag. ISBN 978-3-8392-1039-0
• 2011: The Buchhorn relic. Historical novel, together with Ulrich Buchhorn, Gmeiner Verlag. ISBN 978-3-8392-1143-4
• 2013: The colors of freedom. Historical detective novel, together with Ulrich Buchhorn, Gmeiner Verlag. ISBN 978-3-8392-1349-0

Short stories (selection)

• 2004: Just a thought , in excess
• 2005: Those who come after us , in Golem and Goethe
• 2005: Clarence , in Pandaimonion V - Angel
• 2006: Her mother's eyes , in tabula rasa
• 2007: The second son , in Drachenstarker Feenzauber
• 2008: A Cup of Wine , in Tales of a War
• 2008: A Kind of Princess , in What Does the Moon Dream About?
• 2009: Discrimination , in Molecular Music

Web links

• Literature by and about Birgit Erwin in the catalog of the German National Library