novelist, researcher, journalist

novels

author of nine novels. Writes suspense, fantasy and literary fiction.

research

PhD at the School of Arts, Languages and Cultures at the University of Manchester, researching the historical novel, memory practices and contemporary retellings of the Trojan war. Degree in English Literature and Cultures and Political Sciences from the University of Bonn with a stop at Paris III.

journalism

Founder of 42 Magazine. Published in The New Federalist, Deutsche Welle, The Wire India. Regular contributor to DW Culture.

public writing

writes on egalitarian societies in the past, today and the future, literature, the uses we put the past to, memory making, the nation-state and Europe, the publishing industry, and historical warrior women.

teaching

Founder of the Novel Writing Workshop at the University of Bonn. Teaches writing and literature at the University of Bonn. Community writing in Recklinghausen. Lectured at the Universities of Bochum and Wuppertal.

Christine Lehnen is a novelist, journalist and researcher. Her research has been published in the Journal of Literary Theory, Antigone Journal and Alluvium. Her novels are published by HarperCollins UK, Heroic Books and Penguin Random House Germany. She has been teaching the Novel Writing Workshop at the University of Bonn since 2014.

represented by

agent: Thérèse Coen

2022                       The Wayfarer Saga as C. E. Bernard

Publisher: Heroic Books, Liverpool

2021                       The Wayfarer Saga as C. E. Bernard

Publisher: Penguin Random House Germany, Munich

2021                        Local Whispers as C. K. Williams

Publisher: HarperCollins UK, London

2020                      Flowers for the Dead as C. K. Williams

Publisher: HarperCollins UK, London

2019                      “Ende Gut, Alles Gut” as C. E. Bernard

Publisher: Drachenmond Verlag, Köln

2019                       Episode 1×02 “Johanna”, Think Big!

ITV Studios Germany, Cologne

2018-2019          The Palace Saga as C. E. Bernard

Publisher: Penguin Random House Germany, Munich