Lisa Lercher

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Lisa Lercher (born February 13, 1965 in Hartberg ) is an Austrian author.

Life

Lisa Lercher spent her childhood and youth in Mautern / Styria . After attending the higher federal college for economic professions in Graz , she studied educational science at the University of Graz from 1984 . After completing her diploma, she was awarded a Dr. phil. PhD. She then worked in the information center against violence of the Autonomous Austrian Women's Refuge Association and as a lecturer at the universities of Vienna, Klagenfurt and Graz. Lercher has been working in the federal service since 1995.

After several specialist publications on her longstanding focus on violence in the family , Lercher published her first detective novel The Last Act in 2001 . Other novels and short crime novels followed in anthologies. Lercher is a member of AIEP (Asociacion International de Escritores Policiacos) . From 2007 to 2016 she was a member of the group of authors of German-language crime literature - Das Syndikat .

Works

Detective novels

Short thrillers

Film adaptations

Translations

  • 2012 "The Women's Table". In: Noir Nation No. 2 . International Crime Fiction, USA. Translation by Mary Tannert.
  • 2011 Forty-three-year-old woman seeking… . In: World Literature Today . The University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma, USA. Translation by Laura Ackerman.

Awards and nominations

  • 2012 winner of the literature competition Harte Bandagen of the network magazine Evolver with Heimkehr .
  • 2006 finalist of the Carinthian Crime Prize 2006 with the short crime novel IsDinL .
  • 2004 winner of the writing competition of the National Park Purkersdorf with the crime story lily of the valley and wood anemone .
  • 2004 nomination for the women's crime prize of the city of Wiesbaden with the crime novel Ausgedient .
  • 2003 Josef Luitpold Stern Award for the short story Neue Zeiten .

References and comments

  1. International Association of Detective Writers; in the English-speaking area: IACW (International Association of Crime Writers)
  2. cf. www.dum.at
  3. a b cf. www.evolver.at/stories/Lisa_Lercher_Heimkehr/
  4. cf. www.amazon.de/Noir-Nation-International-Journal-ebook/dp/B009DJNZN8
  5. cf. worldliteraturetoday.org/2011/may/forty-three-year-old-woman-seeking
  6. cf. www.kaerntner-krimipreis.at

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