Rose Trenter

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Stig Trenter (right) with photographer KW Gullers.

Ivar Trenter (born August 14, 1914 in Brännkyrka ( Stockholm County ), † July 4, 1967 in Stockholm ) was a Swedish journalist and detective writer .

Life

Trenter wrote his first novella at the age of seventeen and his first newspaper report in 1935 as a war correspondent in Abyssinia . Until 1936 Trenter's name was Stig Johansson. The famous detective novel EC Bentley's Trent's Last Case inspired him to later change his name and write under a pseudonym . In 1943 he gave up his career as a journalist and now devoted himself entirely to writing crime novels. In 1960 he married the writer Ulla Trenter . Stieg Trenter wrote the first 22 books alone, the last in collaboration with his wife.

Most of his novels are set in the Stockholm milieu . The main characters of his novels are the photographer Harry Friberg and his partner detective intendant Vesper Johnson . The figure Friberg is based on the friend and photographer Karl Werner Gullers (1916–1978). After Trenter's death, his wife continued the Friberg and Johnson story under her own name. But these books never reached the format of her husband's novels.

Translations of his works have appeared in France, Spain, Denmark, Norway, Finland and Germany.

Prizes and awards

Works

Detective novels
  • Ingen kan hejda döden . 1943.
  • Som man ropar ... 1944.
  • Farlig fåfänga . 1944.
  • I dag röd ... 1945.
  • Lysande landning . 1946.
  • The guests are coming . 1947.
  • Tragic telegram . 1947.
    • German translation: The mysterious telegram . Pegasus publishing house, Wetzlar 1960.
  • Träff i helfigur . 1948.
  • Eld i håg . 1949.
  • Lek lilla Louise . 1950.
  • Ristat i sten . 1952.
    • German translation: Runes in granite . Goldmann, Munich 1963.
  • Gamla stan . 1953.
  • Aldrig Näcken . 1953.
  • Roparen . 1954.
    • German translation: The murder on Kastellholmen . Pegasus publishing house, Wetzlar 1960.
  • Tiga är silver . 1955.
  • Fool på nocken . 1956.
  • Hand calla . 1957.
    • German translation: The dance of the little fish . Goldmann, Munich 1963.
  • Jumpers . 1958.
    • German translation: What happened in Gustafsberg? Goldmann, Munich 1963.
  • Dockan till Samarkand . 1959.
    • German translation: A doll for Samarkand . Neuer Europa-Verlag, Leipzig 2006, ISBN 978-3-86695-820-3 (former title: The red wig ).
  • Skuggan . 1960.
    • German translation: Adventure in Copenhagen . Goldmann, Munich 1963.
  • Färjkarlen . 1961.
    • German translation: At night on the ferry . Goldmann, Munich 1962.
  • Murdered by storm . 1962.
  • Flickan someday på guldet also other detective advisors . 1962.
  • Dvärgarna . 1963.
  • Guldgåsen . 1964.
  • Tolte squires . 1965.
  • Sjöjungfrun . 1966.
  • Rosenkavaljeren . 1967.
  • De döda fiskarna och andra spänningsberättelser . 2001.
  • Minnen för miljoner . 2007.
Other
  • The old town of Stockholm . Norstedt, Stockholm 1953 (together with KW Gullers).
  • Rose Trenters Stockholm . Bonnier, Stockholm 1995, ISBN 91-0-056178-9 .

literature

  • Armin Arnold u. a. (Ed.): Reclams Kriminalromanführer . Reclam, Stuttgart 1978, ISBN 3-15-010278-2 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Biography Stieg Trenters on www.schwedenkrimi.de
personal data
SURNAME Trenter, rose
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Trenter, Stieg Ivar (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swedish journalist and detective writer
DATE OF BIRTH August 14, 1914
PLACE OF BIRTH Brännkyrka ( Stockholm County )
DATE OF DEATH 4th July 1967
Place of death Stockholm