Martin Ebbertz
Martin Ebbertz ( born July 6, 1962 in Aachen ) is a German writer and screenwriter.
Life
After his birth in Aachen Ebbertz Martin spent his childhood and youth in Prüm. He studied German literature, philosophy and history led him to Freiburg, Münster, and finally to Frankfurt. There he also took thereafter his work as a freelance writer on, followed by a five -year stay in Thessaloniki (Greece). Since the spring of 2000 Ebbertz lives in Boppard.
After his first book published in 1988, put Ebbertz from 1992 focuses on the writing of children's books. His most successful book, The Little Mr. Jaromir illustrating the difficulties of a lovable outsider with the achievements of the modern world, has also been translated into Dutch and Chinese. His stories for children have been read for broadcasting even in children's radio drama series Ohrenbär rbb. Since 2008 Ebbertz is the edition Razamba also editor of a small-sized poetry series.
Works
Poetry / Prose
- The most beautiful place of Tenerife. Sports stories. Publisher Am Erker, 1988
- Four decades hermit press. History of a publishing house. Chronicle. Hermit Press 1989
- Everyday recipes. Edition Razamba, 2008
- Bestiary nonsense. Small dictionary of important really strange animal species. Edition Razamba, 2009
- The feeding behavior of the mice. Stories. Edition Razamba, 2011
Children 's and Youth Literature
Stories
- Joseph, who wants to the Indians. Anrich Verlag, 1992
- Little Herr Jaromir. Patmos, 2002.
- Uncle Theo tells of the horse - and 26 more totally crazy stories. Moses, 2004
- Karlo, sailors ashore. Coppenrath, 2007
- Bad luck and happiness of a breast float. Sauerland, 2008
- Little Herr Jaromir find happiness. Sauerland 2008
- Paula, the bookworm. Razamba 2010
Audiobooks
- Arm piglets Anton audiobook. German Grammophon, 1998
Radio ( series " Ohrenbär " )
- Karlo, sailors ashore
- Tamari moves to Greece
- Little Herr Jaromir
- Piglets Anton is pirate
- Incoming Friday fünf clock
- Arm piglets Anton
- Anna with big feet
- Egon and Kumba, the carpet sailors
- The blue hat and the yellow canary
- Egon and the wily Kumba