Bernhard Hennen (born 1966 in Krefeld[1]) is a German writer of fantasy literature.[1]
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| Born | 1966 (age 57–58)[1] Krefeld, Germany[1] |
| Occupation | Novelist |
| Genre | Fantasy |
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He is best known internationally for his series Die Elfen ("The Elves", since 2004), which has been translated into a number of European languages.
Career
editHe graduated from the University of Cologne. He worked as a journalist for various newspapers and radio stations.
He began his writing career with Das Jahr des Greifen which he co-authored with Wolfgang Hohlbein in 1994. He followed up with four historical novels published 1996–1999 before returning to the fantasy genre in the 2000s.
He also wrote for the role-playing game The Dark Eye.
Personal life
editHe is married, has two children, and has been living once again in Krefeld since 2000.[2]
Bibliography
edit- 1996 - Der Tempelmord
- 1996 - Der Flötenspieler
- 1998 - Die Husarin
- 1999 - Die Könige der ersten Nacht
- 2001 - Nebenan
- 2001 - Das Jahr des Greifen, together with Wolfgang Hohlbein (a The Dark Eye-novel)
- 2002 - Der Wahrträumer. Gezeitenwelt 1
- 2003 - Im Schatten des Raben (a The Dark Eye-novel)
- 2004 - Das Geheimnis der Gezeitenwelt - Die Saga von der Wiedergeburt der Magie
- 2005 - Alica und die Dunkle Königin
- 2007 - Rabensturm (a The Dark Eye-novel)
- Die Elfen
Bernhard Hennens Die Elfen series was translated into Dutch (De Elfen), Italian (Gli Elfi), French (Les Elfes), Czech (Elfové), Spanish (Los Elfos), Portuguese (Os Elfos), Russian (Эльфы), Ukrainian (Ельфи) and English (The Elven).
- 2004 - Die Elfen, together with James A. Sullivan
- Translated into English as The Elven
- 2005 - Elfenwinter
- Translated into English in two parts: Elven Winter and Elven Queen
- 2006 - Elfenlicht
- 2009 - Elfenlied
- 2009 - Elfenkönigin
- 2010 - Elfenwelten
- 2017 - Elfenmacht
- 2024 - Elfenmond
Drachenelfen
- 2011 - Drachenelfen
- 2012 - Drachenelfen - Die Windgängerin
- 2013 - Drachenelfen - Die gefesselte Göttin
- 2015 - Drachenelfen - Die letzten Eiskrieger
- 2016 - Drachenelfen - Himmel in Flammen
Elfenritter
- 2007 - Elfenritter - Die Ordensburg
- 2008 - Elfenritter - Die Albenmark
- 2008 - Elfenritter - Das Fjordland
- Die Phileasson-Saga (together with Robert Corvus)
- 2016 – Die Phileasson-Saga – Nordwärts
- 2016 – Die Phileasson-Saga – Himmelsturm
- 2016 – Die Phileasson-Saga – Die Wölfin
- 2017 – Die Phileasson-Saga – Silberflamme
- 2018 – Die Phileasson-Saga – Schlangengrab
- 2018 – Die Phileasson-Saga – Totenmeer
- 2019 – Die Phileasson-Saga – Rosentempel
- 2020 – Die Phileasson-Saga – Elfenkrieg
- 2020 – Die Phileasson-Saga – Echsengötter
- 2022 – Die Phileasson-Saga – Nebelinseln
- 2022 – Die Phileasson-Saga – Elfenkönig
- 2023 – Die Phileasson-Saga – König der Meere
References
edit- ^ a b c d Bernhard Hennen in the German National Library catalogue
- ^ "Bernhard Hennen". LovelyBooks (in German). Retrieved 2021-01-05.
- Bernhard Hennen in the German National Library catalogue
External links
edit- bernhard-hennen.de
- Bernhard Hennen at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
- 2009 interview at epenschmiede.de