Anna Gmeyner

Anna Gmeyner was a prolific writer, playwright, and screenwriter of Austrian origin, belonging to the Jewish community. Her literary career spanned multiple genres and pseudonyms, including Anna Reiner and Anna Morduch. As a writer, Gmeyner's work was significantly impacted by her exile from both Germany and Austria, an experience that likely influenced her writing.

Gmeyner's most notable work is her novel "Manja", published in 1938. This work is a testament to her skill as a writer and has remained a notable part of her legacy. On a personal note, Gmeyner's family also made significant contributions to the literary world. Her daughter, Eva Ibbotson, went on to become a well-known writer of children's books, carrying on the family's literary tradition. Through her work and her family, Gmeyner's impact on the literary world continues to be felt.