Martin Schüller

Martin Schüller, 2001

Martin Schüller (born March 29, 1960 in Haan ) is a German writer and musician. He lives and works in Cologne .

Life

Originally active as a jazz and rock musician and composer , he began to write in 1999.

His first novel Jazz was published in 2000 by Emons Verlag , Cologne. Music occupies a large space in Schüller's books, alongside jazz also rock 'n' roll (in King , 2002) and classical (in Art? Blood!, 2003, under the synonym Jagomir Krohm ). In his lexicon of German crime fiction authors , HP describes Karr Schüller's novels as "careful stories designed with an eye for detail and characters, told in flawless prose, with a great sense of the rhythm and the accents of the story."

Martin Schüller is a member of the Cologne-Düsseldorf Crime Committee

Works

Novels (as Martin Schüller)

• The bull from Garmisch, Emons, Cologne, 2016
• The sky over Garmisch, Emons, Cologne, 2014
• The devil of Garmisch, Emons, Cologne, 2011
• The Seer of Garmisch, Emons, Cologne, 2010
• Death in Garmisch, Emons, Cologne, 2009
• Artificial blood, (NA from "Jagomir Krohm: Art? Blood!" From 2003) Emons, Cologne, 2010
• Long dead, Emons, Cologne, 2004
• King, Emons, Cologne, 2002
• Killer, Emons, Cologne, 2001 (NA 2015)
• Jazz, Emons, Cologne, 2000

Roman (as Jagomir Krohm)

• Art? Blood! , Emons, Cologne, 2003

Amendments

• A gmahde Wiesn, Emons, 2009, based on the script by Friedrich Ani , see: Tatort: ​​A gmahde Wiesn
• The Flower of Evil, Emons, 2009, based on the script by Thomas Stiller
• Tempelräuber, Emons, 2010, based on the script by Magnus Vattrod , see: Tatort: ​​Tempelräuber
• Moltke, Emons 2010, based on the script by Axel Götz, Jan Hinter and Thomas Weßkamp , see: Tatort: ​​Moltke
• The eternal evil, Emons 2010, based on the script by Rainer Matsutani , see: Tatort: ​​The eternal evil
• Das Phantom, Emons 2010, based on the script by Norbert Ehry

Wireless

• Flood, WDR, 94 min, 2007
• Long dead, WDR, 54 min (based on the novel of the same name), 2006
• The secret of the open door, WDR, 54 min, 2003
• Bird's Bird (based on the novel "Jazz"), WDR, 54 min, 2001

Web links

• Literature by and about Martin Schüller in the catalog of the German National Library
• Homepage of Martin Schüller
• Homepage of Martin Schüller
• Lexicon of German crime fiction authors - Internet edition