Elisabeth Bürstenbinder
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Elisabeth Bürstenbinder (pen name, Ernst Werner; 25 November 1838, in Berlin – 10 October 1918, in Merano) was a German writer who wrote under the name Ernst Werner. She first gained attention in 1870 with Hermann.[1] Among her works Sacred Vows, Fickle Fortune, Riven Bonds, and some others had English translations.[2]
Bibliography
[edit]Novels
[edit]- Am Altar, Leipzig 1873
- Glück auf!, Leipzig 1874
- Gesprengte Fesseln, Leipzig 1875
- Vineta, Leipzig 1877
- Um hohen Preis, Leipzig 1878
- Frühlingsboten, Leipzig 1880
- Der Egoist, Leipzig 1882
- Gebannt und erlöst, Leipzig 1884
- Ein Gottesurteil, Leipzig 1885
- Heimatklang, Leipzig 1887
- Sankt Michael, Leipzig 1887
- Die Alpenfee, Leipzig 1889
- Flammenzeichen, Leipzig 1890
- Freie Bahn!, Leipzig 1893
- Fata Morgana, Leipzig 1896
- Hexengold, Leipzig 1900
- Runen, 1903
- Siegwart, 1909
Novellas
[edit]- Gartenlaubenblüten, Leipzig 1872
- Die Blume des Glücks, Leipzig 1885
- Adlerflug, Berlin 1886
References
[edit]- ↑ William Harrison De Puy (1896). The University of Literature...: A Cyclopædia of Universal Literature, Presenting in Alphabetical Arrangement the Biography, Together with Critical Reviews and Extracts, of Eminent Writers of All Lands and All Ages. J.S. Barcus. pp. 501–506.
- ↑ Chamber's Encyclopædia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge. W. R. Chambers. 1897. p. 609.
