Jakob Paul Gillmann

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Jakob Paul Gillmann (born April 25, 1953 in Mülenen ) is a Swiss writer .

Gillmann did an apprenticeship as a surveyor, trained as a geomatics engineer and began working as a part-time writer and playwright in 1980.

Works

  • frostzeit (lyric; 1985)
  • Gäng der Nase naa (children's book; 1990)
  • Loetschberg . Director: Urs Helmensdorfer (radio play, DRS 1990)
  • Happy birthday . Director: Urs Helmensdorfer (radio play, DRS 1992)
  • Casa Romantica . Director: Urs Helmensdorfer (radio play, DRS 1992)
  • Canari (play, 1994)
  • Alli Tröimeli fell . Director: Isabel Schaerer (radio play, DRS 1994)
  • La petite colombe . Director: Isabel Schaerer (radio play, DRS 1996)
  • The unfortunate rescue of Eugen E. Pawlak . Director: Martin Bopp (radio play, DRS 1997)
  • Les jeux sont faits or: The Assishtant . Director: Isabel Schaerer (radio play, DRS 1999)
  • Aemmitaler Pilzuflouf u Blaui bean . Director: Reto Ott (radio play, DRS 2000)
  • Bengala (play, 2003)
  • Alles het zwo Syte ( short stories, 2003)
  • Trial alarm (play 2013)

Awards

  • Swiss Workers' Literature Prize (1984)
  • Literature Prize City of Biel (1987)
  • Award for radio play the day after tomorrow of the DRS (1996)

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personal data
SURNAME Gillmann, Jakob Paul
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swiss writer and surveying engineer
DATE OF BIRTH April 25, 1953
PLACE OF BIRTH Mülenen