Elke Müller-Mees

Elke Müller-Mees (alias Torsten or Thea and Thomas Conrad ) (born January 24, 1942 in Berlin ; † June 26, 2011 in Mülheim ) was a German writer .

Life

Elke Müller-Mees was born in Berlin and later moved to the Rhineland , where she spent her childhood in cities such as Düsseldorf and Ratingen . After graduating from high school , she began training at the Deutsche Bundespost , broke it off, studied German and history in Cologne and did her doctorate on emblems in the edification book . She taught and played theater with children and adults at secondary schools in Opladen and Erkrath as well as at high schools in Düsseldorf and Mülheim.

In 1979 she made her debut with Aschendorff with Rätsel um Philipp , a crime novel for children. Eight years later, she quit school as a senior teacher and turned to writing. Since then, Müller-Mees has worked as a freelance writer in Mülheim an der Ruhr.

Müller-Mees published over 40 books without committing to any particular genre. In addition to children's thrillers, horse books, poems and sketches, word and language games, non-fiction books about men's and women's clichés and advice on medical topics, she also published humor books. Of her poems can be found in tip of the iceberg , the selection of poems to literary prize Ruhr 1986. She worked on the film Women in war for the broadcast women's issues of the WDR . Elke Müller-Mees was married and had three children.

Awards

• 1981: 1st North Rhine-Westphalian authors' meeting, children's literature section

plant

• 1980/1989: The Scottish thistle; Irish clover; Leeks for Wales; Roses from England
• 1987/1988: We four - Schneider, 6 volumes
• 1988: Andrea and Andrea - Pelikan, 2 volumes
• 1991/1993: Reitertreff Schleusenhof - Franckh Kosmos 7 volumes; as Loewe reading giant Ulrike's leap forward and Andi rides his way
• 1991; Ulrike's leap forward - Loewe Horse Club
• 1994: The wolf's fur and Elke, the orange thief - in: Gaby Dohm tells bedtime stories - audio cassette Europe
• 1988: Abitur for lazy people - Eichborn 1988; 5th edition 1991 (as "Torsten and Thomas Conrad")
• 1990: What does a man's business mean - Ariston;
• 1990: Article about Freemasons and Rotary, Lions in the male associations-male gangs catalog
• 1990: Women in War - Film for the WDR program Frauenfragen
• 1992: Dream career in the saddle - Nicole Uphoff biography Franckh Kosmos
• 1993: Knaur's pregnancy calendar - Knaur
• 1993: The aggressive woman - Of men women, sex bombs and house dragons - Weitbrecht ; TB Heyne July 1996
• 1994: Living Psychosomatics - Knaur (co-author: Claudia Cleff-Menne)
• 1994: Knaur's manual for fathers-to-be - Knaur
• 1995: Fungal Diseases - Knaur; 4th edition 1997
• 1996: Making a career in style - 1996 (co-author: Helga Ebel-Gerlach)
• 1996: Sauer doesn't make fun of you - Knaur; 3rd edition 1998, new edition 2001
• 1997: Recipes for success for starting a career and changing jobs - Knaur
• 1998: Tinnitus - Knaur
• 1998: Confident of course - mvg
• 1998: It's your own fault who cleans - Knaur (as: Thea and Torsten Conrad)
• 1999: Acid-base harmony - Knaur
• 2000: Colors - healing and healthy - Knaur
• 2001: The new versesmith for amateur poets - Urania
• 2002: Children's sketches for family celebrations - Urania
• 2002: The colorful cow asks: Who are you ...? - Urania
• 2002: New Christmas Poems for Children - Urania; 2nd edition 2003
• 2003: Children's games for all the senses - Urania
• 2003: Children's theater during the Christmas season - Urania
• 2004: Word salad and syllable snake - Urania
• 2005: Children present - Knaur
• 2007: Sauer does not make fun of you - Knaur, revision
• 2007: Truth is a Viper, ISBN 978-3-8334-9331-7
• 2009: Blood trail - Droste, ISBN 978-3770013241
• 2010: Hair-raising - Droste, ISBN 978-3-7700-1361-6

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Obituary

Web links

• Works by and about Elke Müller-Mees  in the German Digital Library