Quickborn Publishing House
The Quickborn-Verlag is a Hamburg publisher who on Low German specialized literature.
The publishing house was founded on October 12, 1915 by the Hamburger Quickborn association with the aim of promoting Low German literature. The name refers to a volume of poetry by Klaus Groth .
Rudolf Kinau was one of the publishers' authors. The series of Quickborn booklets classics of the Low German language is an important part of the publishing house. Audio books are also part of the publishing program.
1989 the publishing house H. Lühr & Dircks was taken over.
Authors
Gerd Bahr , Ines Barber , Hermann Bärthel , Hein Blomberg , Reimer Bull , Bolko Bullerdiek , Hartmut Cyriacks , Renate Delfs , Yared Dibaba , Heike Fedderke , Hans-Jürgen Forster , Uwe Friedrichsen , Reinhard Goltz , Claus Günther , Konrad Hansen , Irmgard Harder , Christa Heise-Batt , Rudolf Kinau , Beate Kiupel , Kerstin Kromminga , Boy Lornsen , Anja Meyfarth , Ina Müller , Peter Nissen , Dirk Römmer , Wolfgang Sieg , Fritz Specht , Gerd Spiekermann , Matthias Stührwoldt , Günter Timm , Jasper Vogt , Eddy Winkelmann , Rudiger Wolff