Gaby Hauptmann

Gaby Hauptmann (born 14 May 1957) is a German journalist and writer.

Gaby Hauptmann
Born (1957-05-14) 14 May 1957
Trossingen, West Germany
(now Germany)
NationalityGerman
OccupationWriter
Journalist
Known forHer novels

Life

Hauptmann was born in Trossingen in 1957. Her grandfather was the noted Black Forest based painter Karl Hauptmann. She started her writing career at the Südkurier newspaper. She left after two years and formed her own business running a press office. She then became chief editor at the radio station Radio Seefunk RSF from 1987.

She began working for the broadcaster Südwestfunk initially as a writer but in time a director and producer.

Her first book was for children, but her first bestseller was "Suche impotenten Mann fürs Leben" which was made into the film Suche impotenten Mann fürs Leben. Her books have sold six million copies in total.

She has written novels in German, and filmscripts and has worked as a TV producer.[1] Her books include "A Handful of Manhood" which has been translated into English.[2]

In 2005 she started to write a series of books for younger readers with horse related themes.

gollark: Biden seems less insane and definitely less annoying.
gollark: * here
gollark: I will be VERY HAPPY when Trump's idiotic voice and rhetoric gets off the radio Herr.
gollark: It was clearly rigged. Obama was in the lead until the mail-in votes started arriving.
gollark: Is there someone at Twitter HQ just frantically adding different variations of "this is basically a lie" to his tweets?

References
  1. results, search (2001-10-01). A Handful of Manhood. London: Little, Brown Book Group. ISBN 9781860498893.
  2. Atkins, Gaby Hauptmann ; translated by Helen (2001). A Handful of Manhood. London: Virago. ISBN 978-1860498893.
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