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Bio-Bibliographie Bio-Bibliographie Alle Rechte vorbehalten. Alle Angaben ohne Gewähr. © Diogenes Verlag AG www.diogenes.ch e-mail: [email protected] Diogenes Bio-Bibliographie Anne Fine Anne Fine, geboren am 7. Dezember 1947 in Leicester, England, studierte in Warwick Geschichte und Politikwissenschaft. Nach längeren Aufenthalten in Kanada und den Vereinigten Staaten lebt sie heute in Durham, Nordengland. Anne Fine schreibt sowohl Romane für Erwachsene und Jugendliche als auch Kinderbücher. Ihr Werk wurde mehrfach ausgezeichnet und auch erfolgreich verfilmt, wie 1993 Mrs. Doubtfire mit Robin Williams in der Hauptrolle. Anne Fine ist verheiratet und hat zwei Töchter. Werke (Auswahl) The Stone Menagerie · Jugendbuch. 1980 Die Stein-Menagerie Aus dem Englischen von Karin Polz Zürich: Diogenes, 1989; Taschenbuchausgabe ebd., 1993 (detebe 22537) The Granny Project · Jugendbuch. 1983 Das Oma-Projekt Aus dem Englischen von Barbara Heller Zürich: Diogenes, 1990; Taschenbuchausgabe ebd., 1993 (detebe 22538) Madame Doubtfire · Jugendbuch. 1987 Madame Mirabilis Aus dem Englischen von Ursula Kösters-Roth Zürich: Diogenes, 1993 Taschenbuchausgabe ebd., 1994, unter dem Titel Mrs. Doubtfire – Das stachelige Kindermädchen (detebe 22730) Diogenes · Bio-Bibliographie Anne Fine Seite 2 The Killjoy · Roman. 1986 Killjoy Aus dem Englischen von Jürgen Bauer und Edith Nerke Zürich: Diogenes, 1988; Taschenbuchausgabe ebd., 1991 (detebe 21917) Crummy Mummy and Me · Kinderbuch. 1988 Punky Mami. Mit Bildern von Gabriele Kernke Aus dem Englischen von Barbara Heller Zürich: Diogenes, 1998 A Pack of Liars · Jugendbuch. 1988 Die Lügenbande Aus dem Englischen von Ursula Kösters-Roth Zürich: Diogenes, 1996; Taschenbuchausgabe ebd., 1999 (detebe 23116) Bill’s New Frock · Kinderbuch. 1989 Bills neues Kleid. Mit Bildern von Gabriele Kernke Aus dem Englischen von Barbara Heller Zürich: Diogenes, 1993 Goggle-Eyes · Jugendbuch. 1989 Der Neue Aus dem Englischen von Ursula Kösters-Roth Zürich: Diogenes, 1992; Taschenbuchausgabe ebd., 1994 (detebe 22721) A Sudden Puff of Glittering Smoke · Kinderbuch. 1989 Zaubernebel. Mit Bildern von Gabriele Kernke Aus dem Englischen von Ursula Kösters-Roth Zürich: Diogenes, 1995 The Country Pancake · Kinderbuch. 1989 Kuh-Lotto. Mit Bildern von Gabriele Kernke Aus dem Englischen von Erica Ruetz Zürich: Diogenes, 1993 Taking the Devil’s Advice · Roman. 1990 Wer dem Teufel glaubt Aus dem Englischen von Barbara Heller Zürich: Diogenes, 1991; Taschenbuchausgabe ebd., 1993 (detebe 22577) A Sudden Glow of Gold · Kinderbuch. 1991 Goldnebel. Mit Bildern von Gabriele Kernke Aus dem Englischen von Ursula Kösters-Roth Zürich: Diogenes, 1999 Diogenes · Bio-Bibliographie Anne Fine Seite 3 The Book of the Banshee · Jugendbuch. 1991 Familienkrieg Aus dem Englischen von Barbara Heller Zürich: Diogenes, 1994; Taschenbuchausgabe ebd., 1996 (detebe 22815) Flour Babies · Jugendbuch. 1992 Das Baby-Projekt Aus dem Englischen von Barbara Heller Zürich: Diogenes, 1995; Taschenbuchausgabe ebd., 1996 (detebe 22933) The Chicken Gave It to Me · Kinderbuch. 1992 Ein total verrücktes Huhn. Mit Bildern von Gabriele Kernke Aus dem Englischen von Barbara Heller Zürich: Diogenes, 1997 The Angel of Nitshill Road · Kinderbuch. 1992 Ein Engel in der Schule · Mit Bildern von Gabriele Kernke Aus dem Englischen von Barbara Heller Zürich: Diogenes, 1996 The Diary of a Killer Cat · Kinderbuch. 1994 Tagebuch einer Killer-Katze. Mit Bildern von Steve Cox Aus dem Englischen von Barbara Heller Zürich: Diogenes, 1996 In Cold Domain · Roman. 1994 Mutterglück - Eine schwarze Komödie Aus dem Englischen von Barbara Heller Zürich: Diogenes, 1996; Taschenbuchausgabe ebd., 1998 (detebe 23013) Step by Wicked Step · Roman. 1995 Familien-Spiel Aus dem Englischen von Barbara Heller Zürich: Diogenes, 1999; Taschenbuchausgabe ebd., 2000 (detebe 23252) How to Write Really Badly · Kinderbuch. 1996 Der Schreibkünstler. Mit Bildern von Philippe Dupasquier Aus dem Englischen von Ursula Kösters-Roth Zürich: Diogenes, 2001 The Tulip Touch · Jugendbuch. 1996 Typisch Tulipa Aus dem Englischen von Ursula Kösters-Roth Zürich: Diogenes, 1998; Taschenbuchausgabe ebd., 1999 (detebe 23136) Diogenes · Bio-Bibliographie Anne Fine Seite 4 Telling Liddy · Roman. 1998 Schwesternliebe Aus dem Englischen von Ursula Kösters-Roth Zürich: Diogenes, 1998; Taschenbuchausgabe ebd., 2000 (detebe 23159) Loudmouth Louis · Kinderbuch. 1998 Quassel-Philipp. Mit Bildern von Gabriele Kernke Aus dem Englischen von Ursula Kösters-Roth Zürich: Diogenes, 2002 Charm School · Jugendbuch. 1999 Miss Charming Aus dem Englischen von Ursula Kösters-Roth Zürich: Diogenes, 2001 Roll Over Roly · Kinderbuch. 1999 Robby und Bobby. Mit Bildern von Philippe Dupasquier Aus dem Englischen von Ursula Kösters-Roth Zürich: Diogenes, 2004 Bad Dreams · Roman. 2000 Böse Träume Aus dem Englischen von Ursula Kösters-Roth Zürich: Diogenes, 2004 All Bones and Lies · Roman. 2001 Zuviel des Guten Aus dem Englischen von Ursula Kösters-Roth Zürich: Diogenes, 2002; Taschenbuchausgabe ebd., 2004 (detebe 23396) Ruggles · Kinderbuch. 2001 Flip will raus. Mit Bildern von Ruth Brown Aus dem Englischen von Ursula Kösters-Roth Zürich: Diogenes, 2003 Up on Cloud Nine · Jugendbuch. 2002 Auf Wolke sieben Aus dem Englischen von Ursula Kösters-Roth Zürich: Diogenes, 2003 The Return of the Killer Cat · Kinderbuch. 2003 Die Rückkehr der Killer-Katze. Mit Bildern von Steve Cox Aus dem Englischen von Ursula Kösters-Roth Zürich: Diogenes, 2005 Diogenes · Bio-Bibliographie Anne Fine Seite 5 The More the Merrier · Kinderbuch. 2003 Raking the Ashes · Roman. 2005 Feuer und Asche Aus dem Englischen von Ulla Kösters Zürich: Diogenes, 2006; Taschenbuchausgabe ebd., 2008 (detebe 23726) Hörspiele Familien-Spiel · Produktion WDR 2000 Das Oma-Projekt · Produktion SWR 2000 Auszeichnungen 1975 3. Preis beim ›Guardian Children’s Fiction Award‹ für The Summer House Loon 1984 The Granny Project nominiert für den ›Guardian Children’s Fiction Award‹ 1986 Arbeitsstipendium des Scottish Arts Council 1986 ›Scottish Arts Council Book Award‹ für Killjoy 1987 Madame Doubtfire nominiert für den ›Observer Teenage Fiction Prize‹, den ›Whitbread Children’s Novel Award‹ und den ›Guardian Children’s Fiction Award‹ 1989 ›Smarties Award‹ (Altersgruppe 6–8) für Bill’s New Frock 1990 ›Nottinghamshire Libraries Award‹ für Bill’s New Frock 1990› Carnegie Medal‹ der British Library für Goggle-Eyes 1990 ›The Guardian Children’s Fiction Award‹ für Goggle-Eyes 1990 Auszeichnung als Kinderbuchautorin des Jahres durch ›British Book Awards‹ 1991 ›Dillons/Puffin Birmingham Book Award‹ für A Pack of Liars 1993 ›Carnegie Medal‹ der British Library für Flour Babies Diogenes · Bio-Bibliographie Anne Fine Seite 6 1993 erneute Auszeichnung als Kinderbuchautorin des Jahres durch ›British Book Awards‹ 1993 Der Neue nominiert für den ›Deutschen Jungendliteraturpreis‹ 1995 ›Nottinghamshire Libraries Award‹ für Diary of a Killer-Cat 1995 Aufnahme von Der Neue in die ›Auswahlliste Rucksackbücherei‹ 1995 Aufnahme von Das Baby-Projekt in die ›Liste der empfehlenswerten Bücher‹ des Bundesministeriums für Wissenschaft, Forschung und Kunst, Wien 1995 Das Baby-Projekt auf der Bestenliste von DeutschlandRadio und Focus ›Die Besten 7 Bücher für junge Leser‹ im April 1995 1996 ›Nasen Special Education Needs Book Award‹ für How to Write Really Badly 1997 ›Whitbread Children’s Book Award‹ für The Tulip Touch 1997 The Tulip Touch ist auf der Auswahlliste für die ›Carnegie Medal‹ 1998 Anne Fine wird von Großbritannien für den ›Hans Christian Andersen Author Award‹ nominiert 1998 Diary of a Killer-Cat erhält in Frankreich den ›Prix Sorcière‹ 2003 Boston Globe-Horn Book Award for Excellence in Children’s Literature für The Jamie and Angus Stories Verfilmungen The Killjoy · Deutschland 1992 Drehbuch und Regie: Monika Teuber. Mit Tom Conti und Isabelle Pasco Mrs. Doubtfire · USA 1993 Regie: Chris Columbus. Mit Robin Williams, Sally Field, Pierce Brosnan, Harvey Fierstein und Robert Prosky Goggle-Eyes · BBC-Serial (vierteilig) 1993 Das Oma-Projekt · D 1995 Vierteilige Serie für das ZDF. Regie: Walter Weber Bill’s New Frock · GB 1997 Verfilmt von Channel 4 und Tetra Films. Drehbuch: Andrew Davies. Mit Daniel Lee, Josie Lawrence, Pam Ferris und Jim Carter Diogenes · Bio-Bibliographie Anne Fine Seite 7 Website http://www.annefine.co.uk Juni 2015 · [email protected] .
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