Mimi Eckmair-Freudenthaler

Mimi Eckmair-Freudenthaler , also Hermine Eckmair , (born October 4, 1910 in Steyregg , † August 7, 1985 in Linz ) was an Austrian writer .

Live and act

She was married to the writer Carl Martin Eckmair and published in various anthologies , made numerous contributions to the school radio and wrote short stories and novels .

Eckmair-Freudenthaler was among other things a member of the Upper Austrian Artists Association and worked there as an editor for their magazines Silberrose and Die Sammlung .

Works

• The apiary. In: Mühlviertler Heimatblätter , Vol. 5, Heft 5/6, p. 106f, Heft 7/8, p. 145. Linz 1965.
• The medicine cabinet in Schloss Weinberg near Kefermarkt. In: Mühlviertler Heimatblätter, Vol. 3, Issue 5/6, S 125 to 127, Linz 1963, online (PDF) in the forum OoeGeschichte.at
• The stolen archangel. Upper Austrian Provincial Publishing House, Linz 1961
• The silver bridge. Ibis, Linz.
• Seventeen peas. Kraemer, Vienna 1950.
• The Mullein. Vienna 1947.
• World behind the forest. Novel. Kühne, Vienna 1942.

literature

• KF Stock u. a .: Personal bibliographies of Austrian poets. 2002.
• Entry in: Wilhelm Kosch u. a., German Literature Lexicon. The 20th Century , Volume 7, De Gruyter , 2005.
• Entry in: Andreas Klimt and others: Joseph Kürschner's German Literature Calendar. Volume 3, 1999.

Web links

• Literature by and about Mimi Eckmair-Freudenthaler in the catalog of the German National Library