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Helen Asher

1927 – 2001

German-born Australian novelist and short story writer

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Lived 1927 – 2001 (aged 73–74). Helen Asher was a German and Australian writer, novelist and short story writer.

Helen Asher (also known as Helen Ulrich, 1927 – 19 October 2001) was an Australian novelist and short story writer.

Biography Born Waltraud Helene Rosalie Ulrich, Asher migrated to Australia from Germany as a post-World War II refugee. Asher and her husband Mervyn were active in the Australian literary scene.

Asher published Tilly's Fortunes through Penguin in 1986. She also wrote under the name Helen Ulrich, and her short stories were featured in numerous anthologies.

Asher bequeathed money to the Australia Council for the establishment of a biennial prize to be awarded to “a female author whose work carries an anti-war theme”. The $12,000 Asher Award was administered by the Australian Society of Authors from 2005 to 2017.

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1927, Germany
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Helen Ulrich

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Helen Asher?

German-born Australian novelist and short story writer

When was Helen Asher born?

Helen Asher was born in 1927 in Germany.

When did Helen Asher die?

Helen Asher died on 19 October 2001 in Australia.

What was Helen Asher's occupation?

Helen Asher was a writer, novelist and short story writer.

What nationality was Helen Asher?

Helen Asher was German and Australian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Helen Asher

· Wikidata: Q63877523

· DBpedia: Helen Asher

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