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Adelheid Dahimène

1956 – 2010

Austrian writer

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Lived 1956 – 2010 (aged 54). Adelheid Dahimène was an Austrian writer, author, children's writer and young adult author.

Adelheid Dahimène (2 June 1956 – 21 November 2010) was an Austrian writer.

Life

Dahimène was born in Altheim on 2 June 1956. After graduating from commercial school in Braunau, she spent some time abroad (Munich, Africa, France, Great Britain), followed by various jobs in market and opinion research, as an accountant and translator. From 1991, Dahimène worked as a freelance copywriter and writer. Among other things, she organized the literature programme in Wels at the "Schl8hof", a cultural center that has been in existence for 25 years. Most recently, the mini-dramas Frisches Blut were premiered there under Adelheid Dahimène's aegis (director: Lucas Cejpek).

Dahimène had three children and lived in Wels. She died at the age of 54 from a serious cancer.

Awards

Feldkirch Poetry Prize 2006 (1st place) Feldkirch Poetry Prize. Staatspreis für Kinder- und Jugendliteratur 2004 for Spezialeinheit Kreiner Schönstes Buch Österreichs 2004 for Schnell, Rudi, schnell Schönstes Buch Österreichs 2002 for Esel Österreichischer Staatspreis für Kinder- und Jugendliteratur 1998 for Indie Underground. Jugendroman in LP-Form Max-von-der-Grün-Anerkennungspreis für "Literatur zur Arbeitswelt" der Kammer für Arbeiter und Angestellte für Oberösterreich und der Stadt Linz 1995

Works

2011: Wenn Herr Montag mit Frau Freitag. Verlag Bibliothek der Provinz (posthumous) 2011: Rauchernovelle. Klever Verlag (posthumous) 2010: A little more cheer and hustle and bustle please! Verlag Bibliothek der Provinz 2010: Da vorn gibt es was zu lachen. Residenz Verlag 2008: Blitzrosa Glamour. Klever Verlag 2008: Wir und das neue Tier. Residenz Verlag 2007: Weitersagen. Boje Verlag GmbH, Cologne, 2006: Das Froschl. Residenz Verlag 2005: Esel. Residenz Verlag 2005: Buttermesser durch Herz. Fügungen 2004: Spinne Spinnerin. Residenz Verlag 2004: Schnell, Rudi, schnell! 2003: Die seltsame Alte 2002: Der Schatten vom Hans Spezialeinheit Kreiner. Ein Fall für alle Fälle 2002: Voller Mond und leerer Bär 2001: Das Brillenhuhn 1999: hicks! 1999: Ein Affe mit Turnhose und andere halb-afrikanische Geschichten 1998: Gar schöne Spiele 1997: Indie Underground. Youth novel in LP form 1997: Apostroph. Der Strich der Gegend (illustrated by Heide Stöllinger) 1996: Meine Seele ist eine schneeweiße Windbäckerei 1996: Ma-o-ma in der Sprechblase (illustrated by Heide Stöllinger) 1995: Ich, Rosa Lii, die Beträumte

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Adelheid Dahimène?

Austrian writer (1956-2010)

When was Adelheid Dahimène born?

Adelheid Dahimène was born on 2 June 1956 in Altheim.

When did Adelheid Dahimène die?

Adelheid Dahimène died on 21 November 2010 in Freiburg im Breisgau.

What was Adelheid Dahimène's occupation?

Adelheid Dahimène was a writer, author, children's writer and young adult author.

What nationality was Adelheid Dahimène?

Adelheid Dahimène was Austrian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Adelheid Dahimène

· Wikidata: Q354650

· DBpedia: Adelheid Dahimène

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