Irene Reif

Irene Reif ( pseudonym : Cecil J. Hoop , born June 14, 1931 in Nuremberg as Irene Ida Stauber ; † May 19, 2000 there ) was a German writer.

Life

Irene Reif, who lived with her family in Nuremberg , has published entertainment novels and books for young people , essays , poems (in Franconian dialect ) and reviews as well as numerous radio reports as a freelancer for the Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation since the 1950s . Since the 1970s , the focus of her work has been on works about her Franconian homeland.

Irene Reif was a member of the Association of German Writers and the Association of Franconian Writers . In 1973 she received the Federal Cross of Merit on Ribbon and in 1983 the Federal Cross of Merit, 1st class.

Works

• Confession of a lost man , Rosenheim 1959 (under the name Cecil J. Hoop)
• Seven times cursed, seven times blessed earth , Rosenheim 1959 (under the name Cecil J. Hoop)
• Everything that summer gave , Rosenheim 1960 (under the name Cecil J. Hoop)
• Island without hope , Rosenheim 1961 (under the name Cecil J. Hoop)
• Nights in Donelly , Rosenheim 1961 (under the name Cecil J. Hoop)
• There was no talk of love , Rosenheim 1961 (under the name Cecil J. Hoop)
• Between midnight and morning , Rosenheim 1961 (under the name Cecil J. Hoop)
• Jerusha , Rosenheim 1962 (under the name Cecil J. Hoop)
• No space for Nicky , Rosenheim 1962 (under the name Cecil Hoop)
• Marie Perrier , Munich 1962
• Amata , Rosenheim 1963
• The others , Rosenheim 1963
• Aprilwind , Rosenheim 1963
• Fly, Adelinchen, fly ...! , Stuttgart 1963
• Created from his picture , Munich 1963
• Bibi finds a mother , Stuttgart 1964
• Island of Lost Dreams , Rastatt / Baden 1964 (under the name Cecil J. Hoop)
• Shadows at noon , Rosenheim 1964
• Three experience summer vacation , Stuttgart 1965
• Three are traveling in winter , Bayreuth 1965
• Catch the foxes , Rosenheim 1965
• Beloved tyrant , Rosenheim 1965
• The sons of Paula Michaelis , Rosenheim 1965
• Three stick together , Bayreuth 1966
• Dawn , Rosenheim 1966
• Angels don't die , Rosenheim 1967
• The Morandells , Rosenheim 1967
• Who stays in love , Rosenheim 1967
• How quiet it is , Rosenheim 1967
• Anatomy of a marriage , Rosenheim 1968
• Thank you, Vanessa , Rosenheim 1968
• Sangria , Rosenheim 1968
• Via Veneto , Rosenheim 1968
• Hey, fans , Rosenheim 1969
• Martini at half past four , Rosenheim 1969
• Mistral , Rosenheim 1969
• Traveling and cooking in Franconia , Munich 1971
• It started in a summer vacation , Munich [u. a.] 1972
• Franconian as it is not in the dictionary , Frankfurt am Main 1972
• A big dog for little Bibi , Munich [u. a.] 1972
• Weekend in Franconia , Nuremberg 1972
• Barry saves the girlfriends , Munich [u. a.] 1973
• Our kittens stay here , Munich [u. a.] 1973
• You are not alone, Paola! , Göttingen 1975
• Angel the outsider , Rastatt 1976
• Frankenwald , Helmbrechts [u. a.] 1978 (together with Karl Pöhner)
• Karle Donnerwetter and the gang from the Black River , Oldenburg [u. a.] 1979
• The Rhön , Helmbrechts [u. a.] 1979 (together with Karl Pöhner)
• Karle Donnerwetter and the mysterious treasure hunt , Oldenburg [u. a.] 1980
• Nina Schwalbe and Ulli Büffel , Bayreuth 1980
• Steigerwald , Helmbrechts [u. a.] 1980 (together with Karl Pöhner)
• Fichtelgebirge , Helmbrechts [u. a.] 1982 (together with Karl Pöhner)
• A dog for Nina Schwalbe , Bayreuth 1982
• Rothenburg ob der Tauber , Nuremberg 1986 (together with Friedrich Mader)
• Franken , Nuremberg 1987 (with Rainer Baierlein)
• In Sauerbegg is Russla , Nuremberg 1987
• Franconian Switzerland , Bamberg 1988 (together with Friedrich Mader)
• The cookbook from Nuremberg , Münster 1988
• Franken my love , Oberfränkische Verlagsanstalt, Hof 1989 ISBN 3-921615-91-7
• Franconian moments , Bamberg
  • Of Witches and Saints , 1991
  • Of landscapes and cities , 1992