Lydia Neunhäuserer

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Lydia Neunhäuserer (born August 23, 1973 ) is an Austrian poet and writer who writes her literary works mainly in dialect .

Life

Lydia Neunhäuserer grew up in Zell an der Pram and attended high school in Schärding . As a teenager she took part in writing workshops . After graduating from high school , she completed a voluntary social year in care for the elderly in Innsbruck and then attended the Academy for Physiotherapy, where she graduated with a diploma. She currently works in the hospital in Schärding.

After further training, she works as a freelance meditation leader and pilgrim companion . It also offers biofair breakfasts, laughter yoga and breathing training as well as readings and Kaba readings.

She writes poetry in Upper Austrian dialect and written language, but also works on fairy tales and prose . Neunhäuserer publishes her work in church magazines and in anthologies , among other places ; first own books with her dialect poems were published in 2007 by the Ranshofen publishing house Edition Innsalz and in 2009 by the Freya publishing house in Linz . She is a member of the group “neue mundart” in the literary association Stelzhamerbund . Neunhäuserer is one of the well-known representatives of contemporary Upper Austrian dialect poetry and prose ("New Dialect"); Among other things, she holds dialect readings in educational institutions, cultural centers and parishes and has successfully participated in literary and poetry competitions several times. In 2009 she was awarded the AKUT literary poetry / prose / fairy tale prize as the winner in the “Fairy Tales” category, which is awarded annually by the municipality of Alberndorf in Riedmark together with the Linz cultural association, Friends of Contemporary Poetry, for Upper Austria .

Lydia Neunhäuserer is married and the couple has three children. The family lives in Zell an der Pram.

Works

  • Children's book
  • Holy and Bud , a story for young and old about parting and the beginning of a special friendship, Neuzeug, 2010, ISBN 978-3-200019-91-1

Volumes of poetry

  • Jessas, Maria & Josef. Dialect poems for Christmas . 2nd edition, Verlag Edition Innsalz, Ranshofen 2007, ISBN 978-3-902616-05-0 .
  • Sorry for women. Dialect poems . Verlag Freya, Linz 2009, ISBN 978-3-902540-87-4 .
  • ... and ..., texts in dialect and written language, Linz, 2012,

Contributions to anthologies

  • Holy and Bud . (Märchen) In: Welf Ortbauer (Ed.): Alberndorfer Anthologie No. 3 . Verlag Freya, Linz 2010, ISBN 978-3-99025-014-3 . (Collected works of the participants in the literary competition poetry / prose / fairy tale prize "AKUT 09" .)
  • Contribution to: Alberndorfer Anthologie No. 2 . Verlag Freya, Linz 2009 (= series treff.text ), ISBN 978-3-902540-78-2 . (Collected works of the participants in the literary competition poetry / prose / fairy tale prize "AKUT 08" .)
  • Maria . (Lyrik) In: Bettina Huchler (Ed.): Christmas poem anthology 2008 . 1st edition, CAM / Aurora Buchverlag, Berlin 2008, ISBN 978-3-939610-20-5 , p. 104. (Collection of selected works from a poetry competition.)

Online contributions

  • Neijoas concert . On: Austrian dialect platform with dialect database . ( Online )
  • Sterndeita . On: Austrian dialect platform with dialect database . ( Online )

Awards

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Lydia Neunhäuserer . At: Literatur Netz Oberösterreich , accessed on October 9, 2017.
  2. ^ Kaba reading , in: Lydia Neunhäuserer's website
  3. ↑ Belinda Schagerl: Thoughts on Christmas time . Conversation with Lydia Neunhäuserer in: Oberösterreichische Nachrichten , November 28, 2008
  4. ↑ See Karlheinz Sandner, chairman of the Stelzhamerbund : the poets of the Leopold Wandl competition . Speech on the occasion of the 15th  Leopold Wandl Dialect Poet Competition 2008 in the Stadttheater Grein on September 13, 2008. (Accessed on September 27, 2010.)
  5. ↑ a b S 'sorry for women . In: Oberösterreichische Nachrichten of June 24, 2010, p. 20. (Accessed on September 28, 2010.)
  6. ↑ LYRICS / PROSE / TALE PRICE AKUT 09 . Award of the literature prize at: Kultur-Institut at the Johannes Kepler University Linz , archive 2009. (Accessed on October 9, 2017.)
personal data
SURNAME Neunhäuserer, Lydia
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian dialect author
DATE OF BIRTH 23rd August 1973