Werner Brückner (writer)

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Werner Brückner (born September 15, 1944 in Aue ) is a German writer.

Life

Werner Brückner grew up in Leipzig . He graduated from high school and trained as a nurse, typesetter and criminal investigator. He worked u. a. as a bookseller, editor, publisher and studied medicine, education, science economics and literature. He has been a freelance writer since 1982. Brückner lived and worked in Moscow, Kiev, Havana, Windhoek and Otjiwarongo (Namibia) , among others . Today he lives in Nedlitz and has largely withdrawn from the public literature business.

bibliography

• The fiddler in the straw, 1986 Leipzig-Halle
• Late summer, 1988 in Leipzig-Halle
• Imaginary curriculum vitae / "Late visits", 1988 Magdeburg
• Under the open sky / The second description of my friends, 1989 Leipzig-Halle
• Tales and legends from the eastern corner of the Osterburg district ( Sophie von Sichart) , (Ed.), 1989 Schwarzholz
• Superstition and Sympathy in the Altmark (ed.), 1991 Schwarzholz
• The girl from the café chantant, 1998 Lilienthal
• Tangermünde. Series of archive images, 1998, Erfurt
• Time of Transformation / Morning Light, 1993 Schwarzholz
• In: A little bedside reading for down-to-earth Altmarkers, 1993 Bern, Munich, Vienna
• Longing for the beautiful moment, play, music Thomas Stein, 2000
• The knowledge of the region. Volume 1 (Arneburg - Goldbeck - Werben and surrounding area), 2005 Hohenberg-Krusemark
• In: Peter Gosse (ed.), Helfried Strauss (ed.) Weltnest, 2007 Halle
• An evening of lilies, Sephardic stories, 2014 Nedlitz (Jerichower Land)
• various publications and journalistic work in literary and other magazines such as Neue Deutsche Literatur (Berlin); The stint (Bremen); Magdeburger Blätter, Der Fährmann (both Magdeburg); The magazine (Berlin) etc.

Awards

• 1986 Award of the Institute for Literature and the Mitteldeutscher Verlag
• 1988 Art and Culture Prize of the Osterburg District
• 1993 German Culture Fund grant
• 1994 grant from the Saxon Ministry of Culture

Web links

• Werner Brückner at Sutton Verlag
• Werner Brückner in the Chemnitz Author Lexicon of the Chemnitz City Library
• Literature by and about Werner Brückner in the catalog of the German National Library
• Literature by and about Werner Brückner in the bibliographic database WorldCat

Individual evidence

1. ^ Susanne Off and Werner Brückner: Curricula vitae. Retrieved February 8, 2020 .