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Born Germany
Twitter: Nina George<\/i><\/p>\nInfluences: Stephen King, Mark Helprin, Anais Nin, Hermann Hesse<\/p>\n
Born 1973 in Bielefeld, Germany, Nina George is a prize-winning and bestselling author (\u201cDas Lavendelzimmer\u201d \u2013 \u201cThe Little Paris Bookshop\u201d) and freelance journalist since 1992, who has published 26 books (novels, mysteries and non-fiction) as well as over hundred short stories and more than 600 columns. George has worked as a cop reporter, columnist and managing editor for a wide range of publications, including Hamburger Abendblatt, Die Welt, Der Hamburger, \u201cpolitik und kultur\u201d as well as TV Movie and Federwelt. Georges writes also under three pen-names, for ex \u201cJean Bagnol\u201d, a double-andronym for province-based mystery novels.<\/p>\n
In 2012 and 2013 she won the DeLiA and the Glauser-Prize. In 2013 she had her first bestselling book \u201cDas Lavendelzimmer\u201d, translated in 27 languages and sold more than 500.000 copies.<\/p>\n
In November 2011, Nina George established the \u201cJA zum Urheberrecht\u201d (YES on Author\u2019s Rights) initiative, which supports the rights of authors, artists and entertainers and is dedicated to resolving issues within the literary community as well as establishing fair and practical rights-license models for the web-distribution. 14 writers\u2019 associations and 27 publishing partners have since joined the JA\u2026-Initiative. George supports the \u201cInitiative Urheberrecht\u201d (Author\u2019s Rights Initiative\u2014www.urheber.info) as well as the \u201cgib 8 aufs Wort\u201d-campaign of the VG Wort.<\/p>\n
In August 2014 George initiated the Amazon-protest in Germany www.fairer-buchmarkt.de, where overs 2000 germanspeaking authors \u2013 Nobelprizewinnig Elfriede Jelinek or Bestsellingauthor Nele Neuhaus \u2013 sign an open letter to Jeff Bezos and Amazon, protesting against the banned-book-methods of the giant retailer in the Hachette\/Bonnier-dispute.<\/p>\n
In 2015 George is the founder of the Initiative Fairer Buchmarkt e.V., which supports questions of law in daily business of authors \u2013 for ex in contracts, fees or author\u2019s rights and e-Business.<\/p>\n
George is Member to PEN, Das Syndikat (association of German-language crime writers), the Association of German Authors (VS), the Hamburg Authors\u2019 Association (HAV), B\u00fccherFrauen (Women in Publishing), the IACW\/AIEP (International Association of Crime Writers), the GEDOK (Association of female artists in Germany), PRO QUOTE and Lean In. Nina George sits on the board of the Three Seas Writers\u2019 and Translaters\u2019 Council (TSWTC), whose members come from 16 different countries.<\/p>\n
Nina George teaches writing at Literaturb\u00fcro Unna, Alsterdamm Kunstschule, Wilhelmsburger Honigfabrik, where she coaches young people, adults and professional authors.
George also moderates (bilingual) readings and works as a speaker.<\/p>\nwww.nina-george.com<\/p>\n
find me also on Facebook:
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