Gino Leineweber

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Gino Leineweber (born September 17, 1944 in Hamburg ) is a German writer .

Life

Gino Leineweber comes from a merchant family. From 1972, he initially worked as a tax consultant in his own practice, most recently in Hamburg-Rotherbaum. He gave up this activity in 1998 to work as a writer from then on. From 2003 to 2008 he also worked as an editor for the quarterly journal Buddhistisches MONTEL , which was published by the Buddhist Society Hamburg. He published his first books in 2002. From 2003 he was chairman of the Hamburg Authors' Association (HAV). He gave up this office in 2015 and was elected honorary chairman by the members of the association. Since 2013 he has been President of the international association Three Seas Writers 'and Translators' Council (TSWTC) based in Rhodes, Greece. He is a member of the Hamburg Authors' Association, the Association of German Writers and the PEN Center for German-Speaking Authors Abroad (Exil-PEN). Since 2005 he has been Deputy Chairman of the Irmgard Heilmann Foundation in Hamburg. He is also chairman of the jury for the Hannelore Greve Literature Prize.

Gino Leineweber was a member of the deputation of the Hamburg tax authority from 1971 to 2002 and a member of the deputation of the Hamburg cultural authority from 1991 to 2015.

In 2009 Gino Leineweber became the first chairman of the Buddhist Maha Viahara e. V. (ex Buddhist Vihara Hamburg e.V.) who has been running a Buddhist temple in the Theravada tradition in Schneverdingen since 2014.

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Gino Leineweber is a writer of short stories, biographies, poetry and travel novels. In his essays he mainly deals with the topics of flight, exile and immigration. In 2011 he and four other writers founded the publishing expeditions, the main purpose of which is to publish e-books on the author's backlist.

Publications

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  • The unsustainable Council of State in the anthology Think I of Hamburg , Langen Müller, 2004; ISBN 9783784429687
  • The 50th birthday in the anthology Meere , Langen Müller, 2007; ISBN 9783784430836
  • Donna's Santa Claus in the Christmas anthology , Langen Müller, 2010; ISBN 9783784432311
  • Yesterday in the anthology Spuk in Hamburg , Verlag Expeditions, 2014; ISBN 9783943863109
  • Where the teddy bear lives , travel novel, Expeditions Verlag, 2014; ISBN 9783943863321
  • Students in Sarajevo in the anthology ... and not to forget Bosnia , Verlag Das Bosnische Wort, 2008; ISBN 9783939407898
  • Ilidža in the anthology ... and not to forget Bosnia , Verlag Das Bosnische Wort, 2008; ISBN 9783939407898
  • Bridge of Hope in the anthology Bridge of Hope , Verlag Das Bosnische Wort, 2015; ISBN 9789958122361
  • Your word is yes in the anthology Arrival at Dazwischen Verlag Das Bosnische Wort, 2015; ISBN 9789958122378
  • From the dream , short stories, Verlag Wiesenburg, 2014; ISBN 9783956321177
  • Francisco Pizarro , biography, Verlag Edition Nordwindpress, 2002; Expeditions Publishing House, 2013; ISBN 9783943863185
  • Ernest Hemingway , biography, Verlag Edition Nordwindpress, 2011; Expeditions Publishing House, 2013; ISBN 9783943863222
  • Bhante Puññaratana , biography, Expeditions publisher, 2014; ISBN 9783943863277
  • Seasons , poetry audio book, Das Bosnian Word publishing house, 2009
  • Silberfäden , Lyrik, Verlag Wiesenburg, 2012; ISBN 9783943528312
  • Mysticism and Truth , essays and poetry in the edition Bardi Life, Love, Time and Transience, Jeudi Verlag, 2012
  • Seasons , Poetry, Expeditions Publishing, 2013; ISBN 9783943863192

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personal data
SURNAME Leineweber, Gino
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH September 17, 1944
PLACE OF BIRTH Hamburg