Thomas Burth

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Thomas Burth (* 21st February 1934 in Radolfzell ; † 22. February 2000 in Minseln ) was a German author , the most in bodenseealemannischer but dialect in standard German wrote.

Life

Thomas Burth used to live in Bankholzen (municipality of Moos on Lake Constance , on the Höri peninsula ), later he moved to Schopfheim in southern Baden , where he founded the International Mouth Art Literature Workshop Schopfheim in 1989 together with the writer and poet Markus Manfred Jung . Most recently he lived in the Minseln district of the city of Rheinfelden (Baden) . He was a member of the Southwest Literature Forum in Freiburg im Breisgau, the International Dialect Institute (IDI) in Innsbruck and the International Bodensee Club (literature department) in Constance.

plant

  • Klane Bildle. In Sea-Alemannic dialect. Lämmer, Radolfzell 1976.
  • D Blechhirte (Christmas radio play ). SDR 1977.
  • Gschwätz wi gmolet. Poems and stories in Alemannic dialect. With drawings by Hans Sauerbruch. Südkurier, Konstanz 1980, ISBN 3-87799-013-4 .
  • Thought on travel. Poems and stories in Alemannic dialect. With drawings by Hans Sauerbruch. Südkurier, Konstanz 1984, ISBN 3-87799-045-2 .
  • Gschwätz wi gmolet (audio cassette). Radio antenna 3
  • Uf em way. Private print, 1990
  • At large with no bail. Private print, 1990 (written German)
  • With roots and wings. Art & Grafik Verlag, Ettlingen 1992, ISBN 3-927389-27-7 (written German; with illustrations by the Wehrer architect and artist Hermfried Richter)
  • Lapis lazuli and pale acid. Alemannic poems and stories. Südverlag, Konstanz 1993, ISBN 3-87800-019-7 .
  • Always the one where fròget. Poems and stories in Lake Constance-Alemannic dialect. Drey-Verlag, Gutach 1999, ISBN 3-933765-02-1 .

Some of Thomas Burth's works are represented in Alemannic anthologies , for example in several publications by the Muettersproch Society , in the magazine Allen and in various work and specialist journals.

Reviews

(quoted from website about Thomas Burth)

  • "An important author for the entire South Baden literary scene" ( Badische Zeitung )
  • "One of the most prominent dialect authors in the region" ( Südkurier )

Awards

literature

  • Inga Pohlmann: Radolfzeller dialect literature - Thomas Burth. In: City of Radolfzell on Lake Constance, Department of City History (ed.): From Alefanz to Zeno. Customs in Radolfzell. (= Series of publications on the history of the city of Radolfzell on Lake Constance. Volume 2). Verlag Stadler, Konstanz 2016, ISBN 978-3-7977-0726-0 , pp. 115-118.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ thomas-burth.de: Reviews
personal data
SURNAME Burth, Thomas
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German dialect author
DATE OF BIRTH February 21, 1934
PLACE OF BIRTH Radolfzell on Lake Constance
DATE OF DEATH February 22, 2000
Place of death Minseln