Hans Werner Olm — Luise Koschinsky - “A sweater full of women”

“Screw the wall! “She is back with us. Luise Koschinsky the original. The uncrowned femme fatale and beloved Wuchtgrumme from Meppen is back with Karacho.

Ten years ago, she appeared out of nowhere on the RTL show “Olm” and rumbled her way into the hearts of a huge fan community in her charmingly rugged manner.

Hundreds of thousands of clicks on YouTube testify to their tremendous popularity. In her first book, titled “A Pullover Full of Women,” she shares a world full of crazy stories and encounters. Where the view of things is unfortunately blocked for most reflecting individuals of today, Luise Koschinsky's view of everything is called an “attack” on everything without making too much thought.

Luise is not a type of chancellor mother, but a woman with a clear message. In contrast to the past, sentiment, grief and itching are now also part of their message. In other words: Luise has thought about wellness and soccer, about birth and adolescence, about clothes, culture, lifestyle, about psyche and melancholy and, of course, sex, true to the motto: “I am a mature woman in her late forties and I don't need foreplay anymore. ”

After a short break, the master of breaking taboo now wants to board the stages again. In this context, she will present her new book in a special reading. Resistance is futile.

So look forward to the Joan of Arc of gourmets, the Gina Lisa of sexual lightheartedness and the Vladimir Putina of culling in between.

Bettina Tietjen about her role model Luise: “If a woman has influenced me, it has been her. Big, strong, self-confident, unrestrained — and then that subtle humor! Screw the wall, life without women like Louise is possible, but pointless. ”

Dietmar Wischmeyer about the unique Louise: “Once upon a time, man and woman were still one. There was neither the quarrelsome woman nor the dumb-foolish guy. But then the Lord divided the human being into two sexes so that they always get on each other's sack. Only one creature was spared, it combines the best sides of both under one sweater — and the name of this creature is Luise Koschinsky. ”

Author's biography

Luise Koschinsky is the alter ego of cabaret artist Hans Werner Olm. Developed in the early 2,000 meter peaks, is back on stage, in the media and in bookstores for the first time. On YouTube, Luise has a click rate of up to 450,000 per clip. Simply cult potential.