Svende Merian

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Svende Merian (born May 25, 1955 in Hamburg ) is a German writer .

Svende Merian studied history , German and pedagogy , among other things . For a time she was an employee of the Hamburg Parliament with a focus on social gerontology . Since 1992 she has been working as a lecturer at the Volkshochschule Hamburg . She is a member of the Friedrich Bödecker Circle and gives readings and workshops at schools.

Svende Merian became famous in the 1980s with her debut novel Der Tod des Märchenprinzen , first published by Buntbuch-Verlag and later by Rowohlt , which describes relationship problems in the student milieu and became a bestseller in the alternative scene .

Works

  • The death of the prince charming. Hamburg, 1980
  • From women & other people. Trier 1982
  • Mother cross. Darmstadt [et al.] 1983
  • The man made of sugar. Märchen, Darmstadt [et al.] 1985
  • Father's hands. Frankfurt am Main 1990
  • Longing has long legs. Hamburg 1994
  • The magic bottle. Esslingen, Märchen, 1995 (with Diana Radaviciute)
  • Oh, if I had taken King Thrushbeard. Munich 1999
  • Kafka and computer games. Roman, audio book publishing company Dr. Dahms, Hamburg 2007
  • That stays between us. with Helga Rosenstock, Roman, Kindle Edition 2012
  • Oh, if I had taken the König Drosselbart, Roman, Frankfurt am Main 2018, fischerdigital eBook

Editing

  • Just leave me alone. Hamburg 1981 (together with Henning Venske , Norbert Ney and Gerd Unmack)
  • Not with you and not without you. Reinbek near Hamburg 1983 (together with Norbert Ney)
  • A song that everyone knows. Rowohlt, Reinbek near Hamburg 1985, ISBN 3-499-15521-4
  • Divorce sermons. Darmstadt [et al.] 1986
  • Divorce hurts. Gütersloh 1985

Journalistic work

  • Book reviews in the book journal of the Börsenverein des Deutschen Buchhandels and in other media

Web links

personal data
SURNAME Merian, Svende
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH May 25, 1955
PLACE OF BIRTH Hamburg