Dieter Luske - Author
Writer of fiction & non-fiction - suspense - mind matters & philosophies
Gold Coast Hinterland - Queensland - Australia
By attempting the impossible - one is meaningfully occupied (D.L.)
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Dieter Luske (Lüske - Lueske) is a writer who enjoys life and life's journey. He loves working with Giselle, his wife, in their enchanted organic garden, dabbles in art and music and consults on holistic health and lifestyle topics.
Dieter is the author of 3 books and has received no literature awards; however, he has published hundreds of holistic lifestyle philosophy articles and lives by his motto. "By attempting the impossible - one is meaningfully occupied (D.L.).".
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It Happened in the
Seventies
A Memoir of Love, Colliding Worlds and a House on a Hill - An intriguing story of personal risk-taking, self-discovery and profound change.
An inspiring read of a life-changing escapade Down Under
Phil Brown Arts Editor The Courier-Mail
Coffee Table Book
Blended For Intensive Flavour
By Giselle and Kahelu
- A collection of curiously artful paintings, skillfully intermixed with smithereens of subterranean poetry, bordering on the incredible, enhanced with quirkiness.
Enjoy the paintings and Dieter's poetry, channelling Kahelu.
Coffee Table Book
The Bearborn Dynasty
By Giselle & Dieter Luske - Biographical-based parody fiction. - Humorous picture book for grown-ups containing over 60 hand-drawn illustrations. The name Bearborn dates back to 400 BC. Any similarities between Bearborns and other human beings are coincidental, unavoidable and inconsequential.
Available on Amazon - It happened in the seventies
A Memoir of Love, Colliding Worlds and a House on a Hill
From the author of Do You Believe in You, an intriguing and personal journey memoir of deconstructing a former life and discovering a new one in the 1970s.
Dieter had studied hard, had a business with 21, and felt in need of change by age 23, planning a two-year holiday in Australia.
Giselle and Dieter met on Christmas Day, they didn't want a relationship, but the universe had other ideas. - Leaving their former life behind, they arrived in Sydney in September 1974, inspired to seek adventures, take pictures, and write a book about Australia. They lived in a panelvan and traveled for 2 years, facing the unknown and overcoming danger.
Together they planned their next steps, their ideal lifestyle, owning a house, living self-sufficient with enough income from their future organic garden, photography, silver craft, art and other creative pursuits.
Devastating news arrived from Hamburg – dreams and reality collided. - Would they achieve their goals? Could they return to Australia?
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