Anne Birk

She then studied German and English language and literature and became a grammar school teacher in Esslingen, where she lived from 1969 onwards.

[1] Anne Birk wrote a trilogy on German history: Astern im Frost (1999), Weiße Flecken an der Wand (2000) and Scherbengericht (2002).

Anne Birk also wrote the novel Carlos oder Vorgesehene Verheerungen in unseren blühenden Provinzen.

Besides these novels Anne Birk wrote the theater play Nestbeschmutzung, and she published Zumutungen - Frauen und ein Paragraph, a book on the obligatory advice before abortion established by German legislation around 1990 (so called "§218").

Anne Birk further wrote a number of narrations: Der Ministerpräsident, Bernies Bergung, Das nächste Mal bringe ich Rosen oder Warum Descartes sich weigert, seine Mutter zu baden as well as Examen 68.