Martina Dierks
Martina Dierks (born April 15, 1953 in Berlin ; † August 28, 2012 there ) was a German writer .
biography
Martina Dierks was born in East Berlin and grew up with her grandparents. In 1961 she moved with her parents to West Berlin . She made a training for foreign languages and then completed the Gifted High School . After studying German and Slavic studies , she worked a. a. as a nurse, waitress, cemetery gardener and on the assembly line in a chocolate factory.
Dierks wrote poems and short stories as a child and adolescent. Since 1987, she appeared alongside publications in poetry - Anthologies primarily as a writer of children's books and for SFB - or rbb -Kinderfunksendung Ohrenbär in appearance.
Martina Dierks lived with her partner Raimund Krone in Berlin-Schöneberg until her death .
Works (selection)
- Spaghetti with Confetti , 1993 ISBN 3-928885-27-8
- Lackschuhtussi , 1995 ISBN 3-8339-6078-7
- Rose summer , 1996 ISBN 3-8339-6082-5
- Where the dog is buried (The Lampedusa clan) , 1998 ISBN 3-8339-6077-9
- The wheelchair princess , 2000 ISBN 3-8339-6080-9
- Blue bird longing , 2000 ISBN 3-423-78150-5
- Hexengewitter , 2000 ISBN 3-8339-6076-0
- Romeo's kisses , 2000 ISBN 3-8339-6081-7
- The crazy team in ghost fever , 2001 ISBN 3-8339-6075-2
- The Fairy War , 2001 ISBN 3-8339-6072-8
- Tilla von Mont Klamott , 2002 ISBN 3-357-00830-0
- Mäc Körty - The dog who fell from the sky , 2004 ISBN 3-401-05604-2
- The crazy team in ghost fever , 2004 ISBN 3-357-00909-9
- Blinky Boots - The Moonlight Murder , 2004 ISBN 3-357-00550-6
- Blinky Boots - and the thin man , 2004 ISBN 3-357-00947-1
- Blinky Boots - The Cats Testament , 2004 ISBN 3-357-00516-6
- Broken wings - Dangerous Love , 2005 ISBN 3-423-70948-0
- Blinky Boots - Pirates of Terror , 2005 ISBN 3-8339-6093-0
- Siri the Monday Fairy , 2006 ISBN 3-401-08915-3
- Heart of Ice , 2006 ISBN 3-401-02662-3
- Magic of Midsummer Night , 2007 ISBN 978-3-401-06084-2
- Bad Girls , 2007 ISBN 978-3-7891-3312-1
- The Fabulous Four - Much Ado About Purple , 2008 ISBN 978-3-7891-3313-8
- The fabulous four - all because of Anton , 2009
- The fabulous four - three angels for Jo , 2009
- The fabulous four - in a class of their own , 2010
Awards
Individual evidence
- ^ Wilhelm Kosch (Ed.) Et al. German Literature Lexicon. The 20th century. Volume 6: Deeg - Dürrenfeld. Walter de Gruyter, Munich and Zurich 2012, ISBN 3-11-096110-5 , p. 221.
- ↑ Date of death see Working Group for Youth Literature (Ed.): JuLit , Heft 4/2012, p. 79.
- ↑ ohrenbaer.de Website of the Ohrbär editorial team on Martina Dierks
Web links
- Literature by and about Martina Dierks in the catalog of the German National Library
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Dierks, Martina |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German writer |
DATE OF BIRTH | April 15, 1953 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Berlin |
DATE OF DEATH | August 28, 2012 |
Place of death | Berlin |