Dagmar Trodler
Dagmar Trodler (born July 25, 1965 in Düren ) is a German writer . She has been living and working in Iceland since 2009 .
The trained nurse studied Scandinavian philology in Saarbrücken, Aachen and Cologne and began writing historical novels during her studies.
In 2001 her first work, Die Waldgräfin , appeared, which marks the beginning of a successful trilogy about Alienor von Sassenberg and Erik Emundson, which is set in the 11th century AD. Freya's Daughters is the second volume in the series that ends with The Days of the Raven .
In 2007 the contemporary novel The Last Long Summer was published ; a story from the east of Iceland about a German dropout and an old Icelandic sheep farmer.
Trodler writes specialist articles for various print and online magazines in the horse sector, translated Magnús Skúlason's "Icelandic Horse Training" from Swedish into German and is committed to horse-friendly riding. She also translates texts for an Icelandic news magazine.
Works
- 2001 The Forest Countess , historical novel, Blanvalet (1st part by Eric & Alienor)
- 2003 Freya's daughters , historical novel, Blanvalet (2nd part by Eric & Alienor)
- 2005 The Days of the Raven , historical novel, Blanvalet (3rd part by Eric & Alienor)
- 2007 The Last Long Summer , contemporary novel, Blanvalet
- 2007 The Rose of Salerno , historical novel, Blanvalet
- 2009 The Duke's Dead Woman , historical novel, Blanvalet
- 2010 The hour of the seer , historical novel, Blanvalet
- 2012 The scent of the peach blossom , historical novel, Aufbau-Verlag
Translations: The Forest Countess was published in Russian in 2007.
Web links
- Literature by and about Dagmar Trodler in the catalog of the German National Library
- Dagmar Trodler
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Trodler, Dagmar |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German writer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | July 25, 1965 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Düren |