Petra Hartmann

Petra Hartmann (born 1970 in Hildesheim) is a German literature scientist, journalist and author.

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Life

Petra Hartmann grew up in Sillium, a little village near Hildesheim. She visited a humanistic secondary school in Hildesheim and studied German language and literature, philosophy and politics at the University of Hannover. Than she made her doctors degree with a thesis about the young German author Theodor Mundt. During her studying time she worked as a freelance journalist for several newspapers in Lower Saxony and Bremerhaven. After a two years traineeship she became an editor at a daily newspaper in Springe, where she was working for five years. Now she is a freelance author and journalist.

Writing

Petra Hartmann is writing fantasy and fairytales. She won the bronze-medaille of the Storyolympiade three times (1999, 2000 and 2001). In 2008 she won the German Phantastik Price. She published three novels, which were playing in the fantasy-world Movenna. Her main publisher is Wurdack Publishing. For this publisher she was editor of two anthologies of fairytales, too. Furthermore she wrote novellas for Arcanum Publishing. As a literature scientist her main interest is lying on Young Germany (especially Theodor Mundt, Gustav Kühne and Charlotte Stieglitz). She published also essays about Uwe Johnson, about adaptions of the Faust- and Don Juan-theme, about thematic motifs of fantasy and journalistic writing

Books

E-Book

Falkenfrühling. Dortmund: Arcanum, 2011. ISBN 978-3-939139-59-1

Audiobook

Weihnachten im Schneeland. Essen: Action Publishing, 2010.

Editorship

Link

Her homepage: www.petrahartmann.de (German)