Maria Elisabeth Straub

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Maria Elisabeth Straub (born November 15, 1943 in Pinneberg ; originally: Maria Elisabeth Franck ) is a German writer .

Life

After graduating from high school, Maria Elisabeth Straub studied German and art history in Freiburg (Breisgau) , Berlin , Hamburg and Braunschweig . After dropping out of her studies, she worked for Merian magazine . She has been a freelance writer since 1970 . In 1977 she took part in the first Ingeborg Bachmann competition in Klagenfurt . Today the author lives in North Frisia .

After Straub had successfully delivered the books for the Uta family series produced by Norddeutscher Rundfunk in 1983 , she began working on scripts for the television series “ Lindenstrasse ” in 1985 with Martina Borger ; up to 1997 the scripts for about 250 episodes were created. From 2001, Straub and Borger wrote several novels together, for which both were awarded the Wiesbaden Women's Crime Prize in 2002. In 2003, Straub received the Agatha Christie detective award for one of her short stories .

Works

  • Grönen Aal and rode Grütt , Lübeck 1971
  • Ruffles and geranium pots , Lübeck 1971
  • You are at least Leevsten ... , Lübeck 1974
  • Who knows what's in October , Düsseldorf 1977
  • Give the moon a dress , Düsseldorf 1982
  • This is Hamburg , Lübeck 1985 (together with Bernt Federau )
  • Schleswig-Holstein , Hamburg, Hamburg 1985
  • Katzenzungen , Zurich 2001 (together with Martina Borger)
  • Little sister , Zurich 2002 (together with Martina Borger)
  • Im Gehege , Zurich 2004 (together with Martina Borger)
  • The present , Zurich 2006
  • Summer with Emma , Zurich 2009 (together with Martina Borger)

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personal data
SURNAME Straub, Maria Elisabeth
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Franck, Maria Elisabeth (real name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH November 15, 1943
PLACE OF BIRTH Pinneberg