Henriette Sadler

Henriette Sadler (born October 2, 1954 in Linz ) is an Austrian author.

Live and act

Her first text was published in 1993 in the literary magazine Findlinge published by the Upper Mühlviertel Literature Circle . This was followed by articles in the Upper Austrian News and in anthologies, among others .

The author is a long-time member of the IG Authors Authors and was a member of the Vienna Script Forum from 1999 to 2006 . She was a member of the Stelzhamer Association until 2012. She was a co-founder of the group neue mundart .

Henriette Sadler is married and has two daughters.

Works

Fruahliachd - year book of a suburban childhood , St. Marien, 1996, 1st edition, self-published, (2003 2nd edition)
Linz.sta (d) t.ionen , A literary travel guide, Linz, 1998, ISBN 3-85285-015-0
As a result of fornication , Roman, Linz, Vienna, 2001, ISBN 3-85285-072-X
Walk through a village history , Vienna, 2006
Linz.synchron (exhibition catalog, together with the photographer Anna Zangerle), Linz, 2009
Freddie Mercury

Libretto and plays

2001 Libretto for the chamber opera Asyl (world premiere Anton-Bruckner-Centrum / Ansfelden)
2002 Asylum (re-performance of the Wels slaughterhouse)
2004 Sleep sweetly (play, world premiere Schlachthof Wels)

Awards

1997 Luitpold Stern Prize , Vienna (recognition prize)
1998 Vienna Workshop Prize , Vienna (3rd jury prize)
2000 Marianne von Willemer Prize , Linz
2007 Marianne von Willemer Prize, Linz (recognition)
2014 Lyra-Lyrics 2014, Vienna - Topic: fairies, fauns and fortissimo (3rd jury prize)

Web links

Literature by and about Henriette Sadler in the catalog of the German National Library
Website: Henriette Sadler
Henriette Sadler, biography (accessed June 27, 2012)

Individual evidence

personal data
SURNAME	Sadler, Henriette
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Austrian author
DATE OF BIRTH	October 2, 1954
PLACE OF BIRTH	Linz

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[3] Henriette Sadler, in: Linz word on the women's center website

[4] Website: Henriette Sadler on Freddie Mercury