Roland lamp

Roland Lampe (born November 30, 1959 in Berlin-Weißensee ) is a German writer .

Life

Lampe, who grew up in Hohen Neuendorf in what was then the Oranienburg district , originally wanted to become a journalist, but had to break off his studies at the University of Leipzig in 1980 for political reasons. After training as a bank clerk , he studied at the Literature Institute in Leipzig from 1982 to 1985 .

He has published six books of prose and a volume of poetry as well as two books on Theodor Fontane , and he also writes articles and reports on writers and literature in Brandenburg .

In 2016/17, Lampe went on a literary search for traces in Oberhavel . In three books he introduced almost 100 authors who had or have a connection to this district north of Berlin.

Today he lives in Berlin-Wedding .

Works

• Aunt's visit , stories. Qwertz, Berlin 2001
• Days of consolation or Life can be so difficult , short prose. Nora, Berlin 2003
• Happiness is the end of all poetry , short prose. Erata, Leipzig 2005
• Everything is about nothing , short prose. Erata, Leipzig 2007
• Little Man's Revenge , Stories. Spielberg, Regensburg 2009
• Side wing , novel. Spielberg, Regensburg 2012
• Occasional incursions of light , poetry. Spielberg, Regensburg 2014
• I stopped by Hempel. On the trail of well-known and unknown authors in Oranienburg . Tredition, Hamburg 2017
• There it lay in front of us, the lake with many bays. On the trail of known and unknown authors in Fürstenberg, Zehdenick, Kremmen, Löwenberger Land . Tredition, Hamburg 2017
• Still, the house charmed me. On the trail of well-known and unknown authors in Hennigsdorf, Hohen Neuendorf, Birkenwerder, Mühlenbecker Land . Tredition, Hamburg 2017
• Fontane everywhere. A search for traces in Berlin and Brandenburg . vbb, Berlin 2019
• A ray of happiness. Theodor Fontane in Bethanien . vbb, Berlin 2019

Web links

• Literature by and about Roland Lampe in the catalog of the German National Library
• Roland Lampe's website