Hermína Franková
| Hermína Franková | |
|---|---|
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| Born | 6.July 1928 Prague |
| 💼 Occupation | Writer |
| 🌐 Website | https://herminafrankova.com |
Hermína Franková (* 6. July 1928, Prague) is a pharmacist, Czech writer, author of books and screenplays. Her books were published in the Czech Republic, Germany, Switzerland and France.
Life[edit]
Hermína Franková is an author of books for children and adults. She graduated from Masarykova University’s School of Pharmacy. Her books were first published in the 60s. In 1968, she wrote a short story for children called “Witch on a Broomstick,” which was her inspiration to write the theme to a fantasy film comedy entitled “Girl on a Broomstick..[1]” In the 60s, she also wrote a wide range of books for adults, some of which were published abroad. In the 70s, she was prohibited from publishing for political reasons, and so she worked as a pharmacist. In that time, she published several books under other authors' names[1]. Beginning in the 80s, she began publishing once again under her own name[2]. She returned to the theme of witches and wrote a screenplay for a mini-series of fantasy comedies entitled “Fire Women.” Starting in the 90s, she began writing again full-time. She participated in writing the screenplay for Cinelabyrinth for the exhibition in Osaka, Japan. Hermina Frankova loves Southern Bohemia, which has inspired several of her books such as Lake Boy (published also in France) and Hooray!Let's Travel the World (2014). Nowadays, she spends most of the time with her family. She has two daughters and three granddaughters[1]
Work[edit]
Hermína Franková is a Czech writer, author of books and screenplays. Her books were published in the Czech Republic, Germany, Switzerland and France.[1]
Books for Children[edit]
- Panáček Švícko-1961
- Plavčík a sardinky-1965. The first story published also in : Modern Tales and Fables : How the Sardines Learned to Walk , Hamlyn (1969)
- Město hraček-1968
- Čarodějnička na koštěti-1968
- Jedna zrzka navíc-1976 (under the name Josef Vinař), 1990 (under her own name)
- Ani v noci, ani ráno-1979 (under the name Josef Vinař)
- Poslední prázdniny-1980 (under the name Jarmila Černíková-Drobná)
- Vendula aneb francouzština pro pokročilé-1981, 2000. Published also in Hungary and in Germany: Ein Versteck für Paul, 2003
- Minervistka-1984
- Girl on a broomstick -1987(co-author M.Macourek) 2002
- Kluk od vody-1987 , also in France: 1991 Nathan, France.
- Lékárníkových holka – 1996
- Čarodějnice bez koštěte – 2006
- Jupí, jdeme do světa! – 2014
- Padavka a bezva pes – 2016
Books for Adults[edit]
- Děti platí polovic?-1961, in Germany: Kinder die Hälfte?1965
- Vánoce v hotelu- 1964
- Blázni a Pythagoras-1966, 1994 , in Swizzerland: Die Narren und Pythagoras 1966 Verlag Sauerlander, Switzerland.
- Blázni mají propustky- 1969
- Helena v lázni-1971
- Ubohý Džony-1988
- Ohnivé ženy-1992, 2004
- Hlavně dýchat – 2006
- In : Cahová, I., Gilk, E., Lukáš, M., Tobě zahynouti nedám – 2017 : Short story Žil jeden zlatník.
Film, TV, Theatre[edit]
- U Černé Matky boží – 1962, theatre (directed by J.Dudek)
- Nechte maličkých – 1967
- Dívka na koštěti – 1971, theme Hermína Franková (screenplay M.Macourek, directed by V.Vorlíček)
- Jak se naučit švédsky – 1979, (directed by I.Toman)
- Babička se nám zbláznila- 1982, (directed by J.Krejčík)
- Levé křídlo – 1983 (directed by J.Hanibal, screenplay M.Pavlík)
- Takový talent – 1983 (directed by J.Bonaventura)
- Ohnivé ženy – 1984 (directed by Z.Podskalský)
- Ohnivé ženy se vracejí – 1986 (directed by Z.Podskalský)
- Ohnivé ženy mezi námi – 1986 (directed by Z.Podskalský)
- Nejlepší kšeft mého života – 1988, (directed by J.Adamec)
- Kinolabyrint (Cinelabyrinth) – 1990, screenplay pro Expo’90 v Ósace (screenplay co-author M.Macourek, project author dr.R.Činčera)
- Lékárníkových holka– 1996 (directed by A.Procházková)
- Politik a herečka- 2001(directed by J.Herz)
References[edit]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "Hermína Franková". Hermína Franková (in čeština). Retrieved 2018-06-16.
- ↑ Ivan., Adamovič, (1995). Slovník české literární fantastiky a science fiction. Neff, Ondřej. (Vyd. 1 ed.). Praha: R3. ISBN 8085364573. OCLC 34781387. Search this book on
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