Timothy McNeal

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Timothy McNeal , actually Hermann Alfred Schumacher , (born September 15, 1944 in Gumbinnen , East Prussia ; † February 24, 2011 in Alzey ) was a German writer and English scholar . He wrote mystery, science fiction and crime novels as well as poems in German and English. He spent a large part of his life in Alzey / Rheinhessen, where, in addition to his writing activities, he worked as a high school teacher, translator and police interpreter.

Awards

Timothy McNeal has received several awards. Among other things, he received the following prizes:

  • Karlheinz Urban Medal 1981
  • Featured Poet 1995 - Sparrowgras Poetry Newsletter (USA)
  • Freiburg Stories Prize 1997
  • Featured International Writer 1997-Verses (USA)
  • Anthology Poetry Prize 2000 - literature.de
  • Poet of the Month - angelfire.com (USA)

He was also nominated for the Fantastik-Preis Wetzlar 1998-2000 and the Kurd-Laßwitz-Preis 1999/2000.

Works: poetry

  • From Erewohn to Xanadu , poems, 1981
  • Seasonal drafts , poems, 1981
  • Albedo , Gedichte / Poems (bilingual, English / German), 1983
  • Twilight , Poems, 1986
  • Timeless Without Time , Poems, 2002

Works: prose

The ACB Mystery Series:

  • The color of sulfur , 1997
  • The death of the physicist , 1998
  • The Prince's grave , 1999
  • The ChronosChronicle , 2000
  • Equinox , 2001

The VES Mystery Series:

  • The VorholzFürstin , 2002
  • The PointZero Experiment , 2003
  • Rheinhessen Celts , 2004
  • MillenniumMonster , 2005
  • Trial 5 , 2006
  • RheinhessenRequiem (detective novel), 2008

The Sphaeronaut Trology:

  • First volume - LakeLand , 2010 (also as an audio book)
  • Second volume - Quantenflüsterer , 2010 (also as an audio book)
  • Third Volume - CherokeeCharade , 2010 (also as an audio book)
  • The HEAR protocol (SF novel), 2011

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Obituary notice , accessed on May 19, 2011

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