Stefan T. Pinternagel

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Stefan Thomas Pinternagel (born August 15, 1965 in Straubing ; † October 13, 2009 in Augsburg ) was a German writer.

Life and work

Pinternagel first lived in Straubing, later in Lagerlechfeld and then in Augsburg, where he died in October 2009 after a long stay in Zurich after a serious illness. In 1999 his novel “Dance of Death” was nominated for the Kurd-Laßwitz-Prize . In 2001 he reached 3rd place in the 160-character literary competition advertised by Uzzi-Verlag in the "Love" category. In the same year he won 2nd place in the "Masked Ball Award". A year later, three poems were set to music for the CD “… I am accused of the rainbow” . His short story "Midas" was nominated in 2003 for the Bavarian-Swabian Literature Prize. The SF club “ÜberAll” voted its story “Double Health Inc.” first. In 2004, 2005 and 2006 he was one of the initiators of the readings “Burning Books - An Event on Book Burning on May 10, 1933” (with Peter Dempf , Rainer Braune and Franz Dobler ). Since 2006 he lived in Zurich and was a member of the AdS (authors in Switzerland).

Publications

  • "AcidHead - Visions in the Dark", Klaus Bielefeld Verlag , ISBN 3-932325-28-1
  • “Grenzgänger”, “Graham's Curse”, “EndTot” - trilogy in the Ad Astra series (volumes 2–4), Hary Production
  • "Doors" - poems, Geest Verlag, ISBN 3-934852-06-8
  • "Doors" - audio CD for the volume of poems published by Geest-Verlag, ISBN 3-934852-27-0
  • "Fragments" - Roman, Atlantis Verlag, ISBN 3-936742-28-6
  • "Fragments" - audio book, Hörplanet, ISBN 3-936614-60-1
  • "CyberJunk" - audio book, audio planet
  • "CyberJunk" - SF Noir, Atlantis Verlag, ISBN 3-936742-38-3
  • "... and tomorrow the whole space" - Trash Fiction, Edition Solar X 2003, soon to be published by Atlantis Verlag
  • "Kurt Vonnegut jr. and Science Fiction ”, Shayol Verlag, ISBN 3-926126-49-3
  • "Midas / The Suffering of the Tin Soldiers" - short stories - ISBN 3-939334-01-4
  • "365 Plus Bonus" - literature project. One sentence every day. The author's last project in the face of approaching death. - ISBN 978-3875122862

In addition, Pinternagel published well over 100 poems, stories and articles in various literary magazines, in anthologies, newspapers, magazines and on the Internet.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.phantastik-news.de/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=5556
  2. ↑ http://fictionfantasy.de/und-morgen-der-ganze-weltenraum

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personal data
SURNAME Pinternagel, Stefan T.
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Pinternagel, Stefan Thomas
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH August 15, 1965
PLACE OF BIRTH Straubing
DATE OF DEATH October 13, 2009
Place of death augsburg