Lydia Tews

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Lydia Tews (born March 29, 1951 in Neustadt an der Waldnaab ) is a German crime writer .

Life

Lydia Tews studied to be a bookseller, then studied education and communication science. In Schwäbisch Gmünd she published the city magazine against pressure. She wrote a series of three crime novels with the Stuttgart inspector Elfriede Schuhmann as the heroine, who is quoted once in a Bienzle crime novel by Felix Huby .

All three novels appeared in Knaur's silver crime series. Her crime novels are characterized by a certain lightness, especially in the description and characterization of the people (and the female characters) and a clear preference for the alternative milieu. Mueslis, punks, the left-wing of the time are portrayed in the corresponding scenes in the novels as an anti-bourgeois idyll.

At the same time, the police and the state organs in general are criticized.

Lydia Tews belongs to the association of German-speaking crime writers Das Syndikat .

Publications

Detective novels

  • You're a bad cop, madam (1982) Knaur
  • Corpses Don't Need Make-up (1984) (Knaur)
  • Disturbance of the Dead's Rest (1984) (Knaur)
  • Who doesn't dream is dead (Diogenes)

Other publications

  • 1982 Tools in-house: sensible selection a. correct use / Lydia Tews. - Ravensburg: Maier
  • 1983 Pioneers for Peace / Eberhard Hungerbühler with colleagues. by Werner Jany u. Lydia Tews. - Stuttgart: Dt. Bundle of books
  • 1983 Landscape in a model: practical instructions for selection a. Construction / Lydia Tews. - Ravensburg: Maier,
  • 1985 Captain Blitz and his friends: Factory espionage, Tosa Vlg, OA HC
  • 1988 (together with Natalie Pfeifle) Children write a book, Schwabenverlag, OA
  • numerous children's radio plays

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personal data
SURNAME Tews, Lydia
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German crime writer
DATE OF BIRTH March 29, 1951
PLACE OF BIRTH Neustadt an der Waldnaab