Dagmar Garbe

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Dagmar Garbe (* 1952 in Hanover ; † June 9, 2012 in Grebenstein ) was a German writer and visual artist .

Act

Dagmar Garbe published thirteen books and around 30 short prose texts (biographical and “black” stories about women) in literary magazines ( Podium , “Ort der Augen”, “Freiberg Hefte”), anthologies and literary Internet portals. In addition to the editions of two Heyne mini books, her work includes picture, children's and youth books, around 30 mini crime novels for guessing in "Domino - Radio for Children" of the Hessischer Rundfunk hr2 (together with her husband, the writer Burckhard Garbe ) , two book thrillers for children from their series “Die Clique vom Beußelhof” and a six-part bedtime story “Tinka and Bella Malsomalso” in the rbb series Ohrbär - radio stories for little people (read by Katharina Thalbach ). As a writing teacher, she led a group of the “Generational Writing Workshop of the Ev. Akademie Rostock ”as well as a primary school writing group for several years (both with her husband). Also jointly (central jury work) they initiated the Holzhäuser Heckethaler literary young talent prize , since 2012 also known as the “North Hessian Literature Prize”, which has been awarded annually since then. The two of them designed “literary menus” in restaurants. Since 2005 there have been exhibitions of her digital photo art "JULDA DigArt" in several cities. Dagmar Garbe was a member of the nationwide Friedrich Bödecker Circle and of the Plesse, Bovenden near Göttingen authors ' circle .

She lived with her husband in Immenhausen-Holzhausen , then in Grebenstein .

Prizes and awards

  • 1997: Haidhäuser Prose Workshop Prize from the Munich Literature Office
  • 1998: Winning the “1. East Frisian Poetry Slam "in Aurich at the 35th" Literature Days of VS Lower Saxony / Bremen "
  • 1999: Scholarship from the NRW Film Foundation "radio play seminar" in the digital classroom (DC)
  • 2002: "hr3 Bilderbogen" brought a portrait of the author couple Dagmar and Burckhard Garbe
  • 2011: “Citizen Award 2010” of the CDU city association Immenhausen
  • 2011: "Golden Badge of Honor" of the city of Immenhausen (both with her husband Burckhard Garbe)

Works

  • 1997: KarlaGeschichten , private print
  • 1997: Sumptuous stories from Wilhelm Busch's time , private print (preface Burckhard Garbe)
  • 1998: The Carver , private print
  • 1999: The Beusselhof clique , vol. 1: Disappeared without a trace , Ritschel / Gladenbach publishing house
  • 2000: The clique from Beußelhof , vol. 2: Der Schreckensritt , published by Ritschel / Gladenbach
  • 2001: Tinka and Bella Malsomalso , onhorn bear - radio stories for little people (SFB / rbb, NDR, WDR, repeats 2006 and 2014)
  • 2002 Guten Morgen, Zuckermaus - gift poems , morning greetings , Verlag Wilhelm Heyne / Munich, HEYNE MINI series
  • 2002 Obituary on 4 legs , Verlag Wilhelm Heyne / Munich, HEYNE MINI series
  • 2004: (Mhg.in) Holzhäuser Heckethaler - The best stories 2002–03, Prolibris Verlag / Kassel
  • 2004: A dad for Ilja Igel , Verlag Bohem Press / Zurich (German, French, Italian, Korean)
  • 2004: Richy Runaway , Verlag Ueberreuter / Vienna
  • 2007: (Mhg.in) Holzhäuser Heckethaler - The best stories 2004-06, Prolibris Verlag / Kassel
  • 2012/18 You lure into the light with tremendous beauty. Near-death poems and digital photo art (+). Ed. Burckhard Garbe, private print.
  • 1997/2019: Karla stories. The carver. Ed. Burckhard Garbe. Publishing house epubli / Berlin. ISBN 978-3-7485-0824-3 .

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personal data
SURNAME Garbe, Dagmar
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer and visual artist
DATE OF BIRTH 1952
PLACE OF BIRTH Hanover
DATE OF DEATH June 9, 2012
Place of death Grebenstein