Freddy Schissler

Freddy Schissler (* 1962 in Frankfurt am Main ) is a German journalist and book author .

Freddy Schissler grew up in Frankfurt and in the Black Forest . He later moved to the Allgäu . In Konstanz / Stuttgart he completed a basic social science course and then began a newspaper traineeship at the Augsburger Allgemeine / Allgäuer Zeitung. Until December 2007, Schissler was the chief cultural editor of the Allgäuer Zeitung . He then worked as a freelance journalist as well as a book author and wrote for several German newspapers and magazines. Since 2015 he has been the chief editor of the magazine "Griaß di 'Allgäu", a nationwide experience magazine.

Writing activity

His first book deals with jazz music in general and a renowned jazz festival in particular (highlights from the Kempten Jazz Spring ). He then wrote a detective novel (Tödliches Nachspiel) before concentrating on the humorous portrayal of the sometimes turbulent everyday life of an average German family (It's not always easy for a papa; stay cool, papa).

Works

• Highlights from the Kempten Jazz Spring. Dannheimer-Verlag, Kempten 2004 ( ISBN 978-3888810473 )
• Deadly aftermath. Dannheimer Verlag, Kempten 2005 ( ISBN 978-3888810527 )
• All right, old bag ?, Brack Verlag, Altusried 2013 ( ISBN 978-3-86389-010-0 )
• You fight your way through. Brack-Verlag, Altusried 2010 ( ISBN 978-3930323937 )
• It's not always easy for a dad. Brack-Verlag, Altusried 2006 ( ISBN 978-3930323661 )
• Stay cool dad. Brack-Verlag, Altusried 2008 ( ISBN 978-3930323791 )
• Marco Polo travel guide Allgäu. Mairdumont-Verlag, Ostfildern 2008 ( ISBN 978-3829703598 )
• several articles in books and magazines, e.g. B. Bayerisch-Schwaben Blickpunkte, typesetting and graphics partner, ISBN 978-3935438032 ; Allgäu. The most beautiful tours between Tannheimer Tal and Oberstdorf, Bruckmann-Verlag ISBN 978-3765446474 or Allgäuer Heimatkalender, Brack-Verlag, ISBN 978-3930323838

Web links

• Literature by and about Freddy Schissler in the catalog of the German National Library
• Crime forum
• Jazz newspaper
• http://www.freddy-schissler.jimdo.com