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Kurt Forstner lives in Vienna, Austria. He is mainly interested in the humanities and has been contributing to Wikipedia since the summer of 2002.
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| Some of the texts he has started |
- Bachelor Mother
- The Banger Sisters
- Boeing Boeing
- Boys' Night Out
- Brief Encounter
- Death, Deceit and Destiny Aboard the Orient Express
- Dirty Weekend
- Dodge City
- Flirting with Disaster
- The Lady Vanishes
- Last Woman on Earth
- Love and Kisses
- The Magic Christian
- Mildred Pierce
- Noises Off
- Notting Hill
- Percy
- A Shock to the System
- Six Days Seven Nights
- Sliver
- Suspicion
- The Sweet Hereafter
- Topkapi
- The Virgin Suicides
- The War of the Roses
- Where Angels Fear to Tread
- Amongst Barbarians
- Black
- Brimstone and Treacle
- Helpless
- Im weißen Rößl (The White Horse Inn)
- "Iphigenia in Orem"
- My Night with Reg
- The Shape of Things
- Der Abituriententag (Class Reunion)
- About a Boy
- The Act of Roger Murgatroyd
- American Psycho
- And Then There Was No One
- Anna Lombard
- Babyji
- The Baby Squad
- Beauty
- Bedelia
- The Believers
- The Birds on the Trees
- The Birthday Party
- Bitter Fruit
- The Black Pearl
- The British Museum Is Falling Down
- The Campus Murders
- Can Ladies Kill?
- The Case of the Gilded Fly
- Checkmate
- The Children of Men
- Concluding
- Damage
- The Dark Frontier
- Democracy
- e
- Elizabeth Appleton
- England, England
- Esther Waters
- The Face on the Cutting-Room Floor
- Der Fall Deruga
- Farewell, My Lovely
- Feuchtgebiete
- The Final Passage
- The Fixed Period
- A Friend of the Earth
- Gallia
- Gabriel's Gift
- Gentlemen & Players
- A Good School
- Grado. Süße Nacht
- The Great Gatsby
- Her Infinite Variety
- A Heritage and Its History
- The History Man
- The Honours Board
- Hoot
- How the García Girls Lost Their Accents
- The Human Stain
- I Am Mary Dunne
- The Inner Circle
- Jasmine
- The Jealous God
- Joy
- The Jungle
- Just Like That
- Kate Vaiden
- King Solomon's Carpet
- The Lady in the Morgue
- Last Seen Wearing ...
- Linda Condon
- London Blues
- The Lonely Londoners
- Love Lies Bleeding
- The Millstone
- Mrs Craddock
- Mrs Kimble
- Murder at School
- My Name Is Legion
- Myra Breckinridge
- A Mysterious Affair of Style
- Natalie Natalia
- Noah's Compass
- Notes on a Scandal
- Oh My Darling Daughter
- One
- Past Mortem
- Pastors and Masters
- A Planet for the President
- Play to the End
- The Poisoned Chocolates Case
- Politics
- Portobello
- The Present and the Past
- Rainforest
- Regiment of Women
- Saturday
- Scandal
- School Days
- A Severed Head
- Sick Puppy
- Sister Carrie
- Skinny Dip
- The Sleeping Father
- Sleeping Murder
- A Solitary Grief
- The Sorrows of an American
- A Tenured Professor
- This Is It
- This Sweet Sickness
- The Tie That Binds
- Tomorrow
- The Tortilla Curtain
- A Traveler from Altruria
- The 12.30 from Croydon
- The Two Faces of January (plot outline)
- The Uncommon Reader
- Up Above the World
- Up at the Villa
- Velocity
- Verdict of Twelve
- A Vicious Circle
- Virginia
- Wartime Lies
- Well-Schooled in Murder
- Wellen
- What Makes Sammy Run?
- Wir töten Stella
- The Woman Who Did
- A Year in the Merde
- Zwischen neun und neun
- Crime fiction (version of 16 December 2003)
- Whodunnit
- The Top 100 Crime Novels of All Time
- Farce
- In-yer-face theatre
- British playwrights since 1950
- Adultery in literature
- Family life in literature
- List of literary works with eponymous heroines (started on 8 February 2003 as Heroines in literature and deleted on 21 January 2007 by four Wikipedians who had never contributed to it) *
- List of fictional anti-heroes (started as "Losers in literature")
- School and university in literature
- Tourism in literature
- List of novels whose action takes place within 24 hours
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- Henry Adams
- Franz Antel
- Michael Arlen
- Elizabeth von Arnim
- Leon Askin
- Wolfgang Bauer
- Alistair Beaton
- Matt Beaumont
- T.J. Binyon
- T.C. Boyle
- George Bradshaw
- James M. Cain
- Stephen Clarke
- Warwick Collins
- Ivy Compton-Burnett
- Joseph Connolly
- Annie Sophie Cory
- Billy Cotton
- Amanda Craig
- Warwick Deeping
- Henry Denker
- Ménie Muriel Dowie
- Ruth Drexel
- Patricia Duncker
- Andrea Eckert
- Elisabeth of Austria
- Julius von Ficker (grappling with old encyclopaedias)
- Heinz Fischer
- Samuel French
- Elisabeth Gehrer
- Uschi Glas
- Eva Glawischnig
- Henry Grunwald
- Waltraut Haas
- Otto von Habsburg
- Liane Haid
- Carl Hiaasen
- Josephine Humphreys
- Marsha Hunt
- Marshall Jevons
- Walter Jurmann
- Roger Wolfe Kahn
- David Karp
- Melchior Cardinal Khlesl (grappling once again with old encyclopaedias)
- Viktor Klima
- Teddy Kollek
- Franz Cardinal König
- Hans Küng
- Thomas Hailes Lacy
- Jonathan Latimer
- Ernst Litfaß
- Richard Lugner
- Eric Malpass
- Merriam Modell
- Hans Moser
- Bharati Mukherjee
- Fritz Muliar
- Adam Müller (and again adapted from old encyclopaedias)
- Rosemarie Nitribitt (translation from the German Wikipedia)
- Carl von Ossietzky
- Hans A. Pestalozzi
- Reynolds Price
- Ludwig Quidde
- Freddy Quinn
- Herbert Reinecker
- Sydne Rome
- Barry Ryan
- Margherita Sarfatti
- Günther Schifter
- Robert Schlumberger
- Heide Schmidt
- Romy Schneider
- Robert H. Schuller
- Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky
- Fritz Spiegl
- Sherry Turkle
- Rachel Weisz
- Fay Weldon
- Richard Yates
- Adams
- Allen
- Ambler
- Anderson
- Andrews
- Baker
- Barber
- Bartholomew
- Bauer
- Bolin
- Boyer
- Bradshaw
- Buchanan
- Burgstaller
- Burton
- Cameron
- Campanella
- Cassirer
- Coren
- Corner
- Corti
- Craig
- Dibdin
- Donaldson
- Ernst
- Fabiani
- Fawcett
- Fellner
- Foster
- French
- Fuller
- Gallagher
- Gerhard / Gerhart / Gerhardt
- Gillespie
- Goodenough
- Gruber
- Hackl
- Hare
- Herring
- Hines
- Hipp
- Hoffman / Hoffmann / Hofmann
- Holl
- Humphreys
- Hunt
- Jenkins
- Jernigan
- Kalman (Kálmán)
- Karp
- Kiss
- Klein
- Kober
- Kolb
- Lacy
- Lane
- Lang
- Latimer
- Leser
- McGrath
- Mantel / Mantell
- Martin
- Meister
- Merchant
- Mey
- Miller / Muller / Mueller / Müller
- Millner
- Moore
- Myers
- Nash
- Neilson
- Newman
- Nolan
- Petkovic (Petković)
- Portnoy
- Potter
- Prendergast
- Pullen
- Rainer
- Reed
- Resch
- Reynolds
- Rich
- Rowbotham
- Ryan
- Russell
- Schneider
- Schön
- Sharp / Sharpe
- Simpson
- Stephens / Stevens
- Stolz / Stoltz / Stolze
- Swift
- Taylor
- Thompson
- Trubshaw
- Turner
- de Waal
- Walker
- Weber
- Zuber
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- The aeiou Encyclopedia
- Altruria
- Anecdotal evidence
- Canned (disambiguation)
- Checkmate (disambiguation)
- Class reunion / Class Reunion
- Christine (disambiguation)
- CALL
- Cornelian dilemma
- Damage (disambiguation)
- Fräulein (Fraulein)
- Gemütlichkeit
- Grado (disambiguation)
- Journalese
- Karoshi
- Kraut
- Latin verbs in English
- Lesson
- Life Ball
- The Light of Day (disambiguation)
- The Literary Encyclopedia
- Little Sister (disambiguation)
- Love Among the Ruins (disambiguation)
- Love in Idleness (disambiguation)
- Matura
- The Meaning of Things
- Millennialism
- A New Life (disambiguation)
- New Woman
- Noblesse Oblige (disambiguation)
- Opernball (disambiguation)
- Pecker (disambiguation)
- Point of no return
- Quality time
- Running Wild (disambiguation)
- Since You've Been Gone (disambiguation)
- Soraya (disambiguation)
- Star (classification)
- Technology assessment
- Tertium comparationis
- This Is It (disambiguation)
- Tisch (disambiguation)
- Ur-
- Utopianism
- Waste (disambiguation)
- White Horse (disambiguation)
| Some of the photos he has taken |
- The aesculus hippocastanum flowers at Common Horse-chestnut (looking out of his bedroom window) (sadly, no longer—see here)
- Air mattress
- All Bar One
- Animal powered transport
- The B-side of an LP from Apple Records
- Ashtrays 1 | 2
- Astipalea
- attac-austria at the Volksstimmefest
- Backpackers 1 | 2
- The balloon vendor at Balloon animal
- The beard at Facial hair
- Bicycle commuting
- A Billa outlet in Favoriten
- Books 1 | 2 | 3 | 4
- The South Bank Book Market
- Brillo soap pads
- Noel Brookes (see Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Noel Brookes)
- A small cold buffet
- The bus timetable at Timetable
- Business hours 1 | 2
- BZÖ electoral poster, 2006
- Campus
- Clerical clothing
- A seated conductor
- Cream tea at The Orchard, Grantchester
- Companions in crime
- Crucifix
- Donaustadt
- The frozen Danube in Vienna in February 2006, the Alte Donau ("Old Danube"), the Donauinsel ("Danube Island", nudist beach) and the Donaukanal in summer
- EAT.
- Ernst Kirchweger Haus
- An old Austrian farmhouse at an open-air museum
- Favoritenstraße
- Felt hat [1]
- A bottle of Flor de Caña rum
- Frucade
- A garden gnome
- Gmunden
- Graben, Vienna
- Grado 1 | 2
- Gräf & Stift logo and doubledecker bus
- A grandfather
- Ham and eggs
- Hermesvilla, Vienna
- Über die Hohe Brücke führt der Weg zum Glücke
- A small hotel in Styria 1 | 2 | 3
- Hotel Imperial
- The ice cream vendor at Ice cream
- Ischl viewed from the Katrin
- Jonas-Reindl
- Kalymnos
- A kick scooter / push scooter / miniature folding scooter
- Kiosk (where you can buy newspapers, cigarettes, etc.)
- KPÖ electoral poster, 2005
- A level crossing with a stop sign
- Lipsi
- Liptauer
- The various logos of the ÖBB (in chronological order) 1 | 2 | 3
- Der Löwe von Aspern
- Manual communication
- Memory (card game)
- Musical chairs (non-competitive version)
- Moretti & Mythos
- Musikverein, Vienna
- Nas
- Naxos
- Neusiedler See
- The newspaper vendor at Newspaper
- Children decorating pieces of glazed porcelain at Painting
- Paisley (design)
- Passenger train human waste disposal
- Patmos (Skala viewed from the Monastery of Agios Ioannis Theologos and the beach at Meloi)
- Pictogram
- Pikilia
- The ferry about to leave Piraeus
- Poison pen letter
- The old Polydor logo introduced in 1954
- A traditional Austrian pork dish
- Pret a Manger
- Protest banner
- Pulpit
- The last image to be found at Rail transport
- Record covers 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8
- Karl Renner (monument)
- A primitive rescue boat
- Caffè Ritazza
- A Routemaster and a conductor
- The little square in front of the Ruprechtskirche by night
- St. Patrick's Church, Soho Square
- A typical Schanigarten
- Shoes on display in a shop window
- A snow plough mounted on a passenger train
- Socialist Party of Great Britain (Speakers' Corner)
- Stall
- Stifado
- Tauchnitz editions
- Terry St Clair
- The old ticket hall at Keleti station
- Toasted sandwich
- Traditions of the Epiphany in Germany and Austria: Sternsinger
- Traffic police 1 | 2
- Temporary traffic signs
- Tram images: Tram interior (used to be Image:Tram_interior.JPG), Ultra low floor, pantograph, and Image:Qu13.jpg
- A 1959 Caterina Valente single
- Verboten
- Viennese café (Prückel, Hawelka, and the interiors of the Kaffee Alt Wien and the Café Westend)
- Westbahnhof
- The Wienerwald in winter
- West End theatres (Apollo Theatre, Gielgud Theatre)
- The Wonderful World of Dissocia
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- Several screenshots (Mario Adorf, Julian Barnes, Kati Bellowitsch, Roy Black, Arik Brauer, Caspar Einem, Cornelia Froboess, Heinz Erhardt, Joachim Fuchsberger, Maria Furtwängler, Käthe Gold, Andreas Goldberger, Elisabeth Gürtler, André Heller, Adolf Holl, Curd Jürgens, Gery Keszler, Franz Xaver Kroetz, Leo Leandros, Ursula Plassnik, Liselotte Pulver, Annie Rosar, Maria Schell, Heide Schmidt, Christoph Cardinal Schönborn, Franz Schuh, Alice Schwarzer, Connie Sellecca, Peter Sloterdijk, Robert Spaemann, Anne Tismer, Gila von Weitershausen, Fay Weldon, Anton Zeilinger, Jean Ziegler, etc.)
Quite a number of his photos have been replaced by well-meaning Wikipedians with, as they see it, more appropriate images.
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