Henselowsky Boschmann Verlag

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The publishing house Henselowsky Boschmann - Bücher vonne Ruhr is a publishing house in Bottrop .

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The company, founded in Essen in 1982 , specializes in regional literature with a focus on the Ruhr area and publishes in the areas of language , history , culture , sport and leisure . At the end of 1999 the company moved to Bottrop. Between six and twelve bound books appear annually, including the 2008 new edition of the novel by Peter Stripp for the television series Rote Erde and the reprint Bleibense Mensch! by Jürgen von Manger 2007. 2013 appeared: Jürgen von Manger The farewell and other piece skes from the estate , previously unpublished stories that Bochum Germanist Joachim Wittkowski recovered from the holdings of the German Cabaret Archive in Mainz. 2016 appeared u. a. Werner Bergmann's book Unser Aller Heiligen - When the sky above the Ruhr area was still populated and the publishing house published the first series of novels by Ruhr area authors under the title Ruhrgebiet de luxe , 2016 with works by Sigi Domke ( neighbors in trees ), Herbert Knorr ( Schitt häppens ), Inge Meyer-Dietrich ( life and dreams of Mimi H. ), Sarah Meyer-Dietrich (you always have to reckon with signal box fires, strikes and day breaks ) Elke Schleich ( we managed everything ) and Zepp Oberpichler ( gallows birds lie deeper ); The novels by Sigi Domke ( pee breaks and Tai-Chi ), Inge Meyer-Dietrich ( Eisengarn ), Sarah Meyer-Dietrich ( Ruhrpottkind ) and Zepp Oberpichler ( Chuck Berry over Bissingheim ) followed in 2017, as well as the new edition of the book by Count Alexander Stenbock-Fermor My experiences as a miner . 2018 published u. a. Ruhrgebietchen - What your children love about you and what not , an anthology with 36 Ruhrgebiet authors, the novels 80 Days on the World by Mr. Luca and Da Bubbling the Hormones by Michael Zabka; the publishing house started an audio book series with coal, capes, conifers with live readings in Ruhrgebiet bookstores. 2019 published under the title little kids, Prince and a crispy grilled sheep Brothers Grimm fairytale for unrolling Sigi Domke, with I often see things that do not exist , the first graphic novel by Adolf Winkelmann ; Alexander Hüsing, editor-in-chief of www.deutsche-startups.de, is editor and co-author of the book When finally unicorns graze on the Emscher - startups in the Ruhr area ; A total of 32 authors from the Ruhr area are involved in the model book with the subtitle Small Gallery of Humanity . Werner Bergmann writes in his book Making a story about heroes and villains in the Ruhr area from yesteryear to today . Together with Werner Boschmann , he is the editor of the diary of Pierre Hippolyte Leopold Paillot, who described the country and its people from the perspective of a revolutionary refugee on the eve of the Revier in 1794/95; Book title: Monsieur Paillot in nowhere . The book Versemmelt is controversial. The Ruhr area is at the end of Stefan Laurin, authoritative author of the blog Ruhrbarone .

Authors (selection)

Other authors include: Herbert Knebel , Helmut Spiegel , Heinz H. Menge , Dirk Sondermann , Rainer Bonhorst , Heinz Georg Schmenk , René Schiering , Helmut Rahn , Anja Kiel, Christian Krumm , Holger Schmenk , Adolf Winkelmann , Hermann Beckfeld, editor-in-chief of Ruhr Nachrichten , Lars von der Gönna and Jens Dirksen, culture editors of the Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung , the literary scholar Dirk Hallenberger, Friedhelm Wessel, Hubertus A. Janssen, Werner Bergmann, Joppa Hölzken, Sascha Pranschke and the cartoonists Heiko Sakurai , Michael Hüter, Peter Menne and Anke Jühe.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ About the publisher on vonneruhr.de
  2. ↑ Peter Stripp: Rote Erde: Roman; the great novel about the Ruhr area and its past . Henselowsky Boschmann, Bottrop 2008, ISBN 978-3-922750-88-8 .
  3. ↑ Jürgen von Manger: Bleibense Mensch !: Dreams, speeches and talk of Adolf Tegtmeier . Henselowsky Boschmann, Bottrop 2007, ISBN 978-3-922750-74-1 .
  4. ↑ Jürgen von Manger, Ed. Joachim Wittkowski: “Der Abschied” and other piece skes from the estate . Henselowsky Boschmann, Bottrop 2013, ISBN 978-3-942094-37-5 .
  5. ↑ Werner Bergmann: Our all saints: When the sky over the Ruhr area was still populated . Henselowsky et al. Boschmann, Bottrop 2016, ISBN 978-3-942094-59-7 ( information from the publisher [accessed on August 26, 2018]).
  6. ^ Website Ruhrgebiet de luxe: Series with novels by Ruhrgebiet authors