Ulrich Brandt (Author)
Ulrich Brandt (born February 25, 1957 in Neu-Ulm ) is a German author . He has worked as a screenwriter , dramaturge and producer of various television series, including for Verbotene Liebe , A lot of life , Der Fahnder and the crime scene series . He has been writing detective novels since 2015 .
Life
After studying English / American studies , Romance studies and education in Tübingen and Marburg , Brandt worked as a media scientist in the special research area for screen media at the University of Siegen . From 1996 to 2001 he worked full-time as a screenwriter and dramaturge. Since 2015 his series of Cartagena crime novels has been published around the exile German pensioner Dolf Tschirner, which takes place in the southern Spanish city of the same name . Brandt lives with his family in Cologne.
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Scripts
- Forbidden love : 21 storylines (episodes 17 to 172)
- Lots of life : dramaturgy, episodes 180 to 276, three scripts
- Parkhotel Stern : two scripts (with Stephan Wuschansky )
- Das Haus am See : four scripts (with co-authors)
- The investigator : 7 scripts (with S. Wuschansky), producer 1999/2000
- Crime scene : Narrow shoulders (with S. Wuschansky, J. Werner)
Books
- Crime Standards , (Winter) 1995
- Fides (short story) in: Von Mägden, Mönchen und Gesindel , (Econ) 1995
- Long Saturday (short story) in: The shots never sound sweeter (Heyne) 1995
- Arrived (short story) in: What turns us on (Rowohlt) 1997
- Silence in the City (under a pseudonym, with Günter Wichert) (Epistemes) 2007
- Iberian Heat (atb) 2015
- Iberian Shadow (atb) 2016
- The black roses of Cartagena (atb) 2018
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| SURNAME | Brandt, Ulrich |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German author |
| DATE OF BIRTH | February 25, 1957 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | New Ulm |