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Sandra Paretti (1935–1994)

Auteur de The Magic Ship

23+ oeuvres 196 utilisateurs 0 critiques

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Séries

Œuvres de Sandra Paretti

The Magic Ship (1977) 48 exemplaires
The Drums of Winter (1972) 36 exemplaires
Tenants of the Earth (1900) 18 exemplaires
Tara Calese (1988) 16 exemplaires
The Rose and the Sword (1967) 15 exemplaires
Maria Canossa (1979) 15 exemplaires
The Wishing Tree (1975) 15 exemplaires
Purpur und Diamant. (1971) 4 exemplaires
Lerche und Löwe. (1969) 4 exemplaires
Jeka tvoga glasa (1977) 3 exemplaires
Paradiesmann : Roman (1985) 2 exemplaires
Der rote Vogel (2000) 2 exemplaires

Oeuvres associées

Hochspannung (1981) 3 exemplaires
Im Kerzenschein. Geschichten zum Träumen — Contributeur — 2 exemplaires

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Nom légal
Schneeberger, Irmgard
Autres noms
Gray, Barbara
Date de naissance
1935-02-05
Date de décès
1994-03-13
Sexe
female
Nationalité
Deutschland
Lieu de naissance
Regensburg, Bayern, Deutschland
Lieu du décès
Zürich, Zürich, Schweiz
Lieux de résidence
Regensburg, Germany
München, Germany
Zürich, Switzerland
Études
Ludwig-Maximilian Universität, München, Deutschland
Professions
Schriftstellerin
novelist
journalist
historical novelist
memoirist
Courte biographie
Sandra Paretti was the pen name of Irmgard Schneeberger. She was born in Regensburg, Germany and grew up on the nearby Oberen Wöhrd, one of the islands in the Danube. She studied music and German literature in Munich, Paris, and Rome. In 1960, she earned a doctoral degree from Ludwig-Maximilian University and then worked for several years as a journalist for a Munich newspaper. Following the success of her 1967 debut historical novel Rose und Schwert (Rose and Sword), she became a full-time writer. Several of her books were adapted for German television, and she became one of the most widely-read authors in the country. She also published a memoir, Mein Regensburger Welttheater (My Regensburger World Theater (1989). She married Hannes Looser, a Swiss businessman, designer, and graphic artist, and lived in Zurich. She died by suicide in 1994 and her self-written obituary appeared in the newspaper Neue Zürcher Zeitung.

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Statistiques

Œuvres
23
Aussi par
2
Membres
196
Popularité
#111,885
Évaluation
½ 3.3
ISBN
93
Langues
7

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