Gisela Friebel

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Gisela Friebel (born on February 22, 1941 in Greven ; died 1995 ) was a German author of series novels and wrote over 500 novels and books. In addition to the author names G. Friebel and GS Friebel, she also used the pseudonyms Gisela de Fries and Thea Moosbach . In 1972 she wrote two novels for the science fiction series Spaceship Promet and was thus possibly the first woman in the German science fiction booklet . As Gisela de Fries, she was known from 1972 as the main author of Rote Laterne , a booklet novel series set in a prostitute environment by the Zauberkreis Verlag and previously for the women 's novel series Gold-Roman by the same publisher. As Thea Moosbach she wrote edelweiss mountain novels .

Life

Before she retired, Friebel was a police officer. She lived in Munster. In 1983 she got cancer. For 12 years she fought against the disease with means within and outside of conventional medicine and also wrote some relevant non-fiction books and guides. She died in 1995.

Bibliography (selection)

Single novels
  • His love doesn't come too late. 1971.
  • Professor Wegner's strange marriage. 1971.
  • The love story of Princess Sabine. 1972.
  • And nobody loves me. 1972.
  • Marked by fate, loved by a woman. 1972.
  • Lilly. 1972.
  • Sinful angel Eve. 1972.
  • When the sweet life beckoned 1972.
  • Faithful in the deepest need. 1972.
Notebook novels

Grusel-Krimi paperback (Zauberkreis Verlag):

  • 27 The monster castle. 1978.

Spaceship Promet :

  • 3 The energy trap. 1972.
  • 5 jump into space. 1972.

Red Lantern : over 300 titles; see title list of the article for the series

youth book
  • Granny wanted. Weichert, Hanover / Berlin 1973.
  • The golden pencil. Weichert, Hanover / Berlin 1974.
Non-fiction and advice
  • We're celebrating a birthday, but how? Weichert, Hanover / Berlin 1975.
  • Who wants to join in? A book to play and learn with handicraft instructions. Weichert, Hanover / Berlin 1975.
  • The ball of wonder. Weichert, Hanover 1977.
  • We invite. Great party tips for little money. Neuer Jugendschriften-Verlag, Hanover 1977.
  • I have cancer and I am still alive. Lever, Rastatt 1984.
  • I have cancer! So what? Lever, Rastatt 1985.
  • Doctors are not omniscient. Lever, Rastatt 1985.
  • Do you like to eat wallpaper paste? Lever, Rastatt 1986.
  • with Klaus Hoffmann: Food for your soul. Laredo, Königstein / Munich 1989.
  • with Klaus Hoffmann: Healing is easy. Four flamingos, Rheine 1990.
  • Health almost free of charge. Ariane, Koenigstein 1991.
  • Are we all experimental shrimps yet? Four flamingos, Rheine 1992.
  • with Erika Wellmann: Who is the health killer, No. 1? Ariane, Königstein 1992, 1994.
  • with Saptono Bambang: Being healthy is something divine. Ariane, Koenigstein 1994.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ A future without women? , Article by Uwe Weiher on Zauberspiegel-online.de, accessed on April 17, 2020.
personal data
SURNAME Friebel, Gisela
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Friebel-Röhring, Gisela (alternative spelling); Friebel, G. (pseudonym); Friebel, GS (pseudonym); Fries, Gisela de (pseudonym); Moosbach, Thea (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH February 22, 1941
PLACE OF BIRTH Greven
DATE OF DEATH 1995