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Aug 4, 2021 37 min

Was liest eigentlich ... Andrea Instone, Autorin

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Im Interview mit Andrea Instone 👍Autor Ob Fantasy oder historischer Kriminalroman, ob zeitreisende Leserin oder aufdringlicher Reporter – täglich zwingt Andrea Instone eine neue Idee an die Tastatur. Wie sie zum Schreiben gekommen ist, was für Bücher sie schreibt und in welchen Genres sie sich bewegt – wir haben sie gefragt.Wir wollten von ihr wissen, warum wohl die bekanntesten Detektive hauptsächlich Männer sind – Frauen aber eigentlich genauso gute, wenn nicht bessere? Was sind ihre Lieblingsdetektivinnen aus Literatur und Film? Auf ihrer Website findet sich eine Sektion über die Geschichte von inspirierenden Frauen zum Beispiel Marie Antoinett oder Wallis Simpson. Was sie an ihnen so faszinierend findet, wollten wir natürlich auch wissen. Ihre Buchtipps: Patricia Wendworth, Lonesome Road (Miss Silver Series)https://amzn.to/3rVk6Ol Clara Bensonhttps://amzn.to/3jjFucp Krimis, Komödien, Klassiker Kurt Tucholskihttps://amzn.to/3ysmNte Jane Austen, Erich Kästner, Theodor Fontane Herny Fieldinghttps://amzn.to/3A8r4T3 Elisbeth von Arning "Die Reisegesellschaft" Hier gehts zur Autorin:https://andrea-instone.de/

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