Haefs Gisbert was born in Wachtendonk (Lower Rhine) in 1950 and is known by lovers of the most diverse genres. He has written a series of science fiction novels, crime novels and historical novels. He has also destacadocomo translator and editor of the works of Rudyard Kipling and Jorge Luis Borges. translation was initiated to finance the studies of English and English. Between 1970 and 1982 was also a composer and performer of cabaret songs. However, it was decided by the script and now lives in the German city of Bonn.
police for his first work, "Mord auf dem Millionenhügel" won the Edgar Award in 1980 for his political thriller "Die Schattenschneise" was honored in 1991 with third place Deutschen-Krimi Award for "Hamilkars Garten" in 1999 won the literary prize "Rheinischen Literaturpreis."
In appreciation, full of humor, the author recounted how he had discovered the historical novel: "a few years ago was sitting in the corner and had plenty of time," Haefs said, "I thought, why do not write historical novels and ? And as you can see that 'Reich-Ranicki not want', I decided to write 'Hannibal'. "
the following entries in his historical novels you will find highlights and link all of his books: Bibliography of Gisbert Haefs
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