2021 will be full of joy and wonders (and hopefully have less coronavirus in it)

In 2021, four novels written by Christine Lehnen will be published. Starting on 15th March 2021, Penguin Random House Germany will publish the three books of the Wayfarer saga, starting with SONG OF NIGHT (DAS LIED DER NACHT), continuing with WHISPERS OF TWILIGHT (DAS FLÜSTERN DER ZWIELICHTS) and concluding the trilogy with SOUND OF LIGHT…

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Publication: Post-National Authors, Post-National Literature?

As a follow-up to her first article published in academic journal Alluvium (“European literature – made in the UK?”), Christine Lehnen has interviewed British author David Szalay on the possibilities and limits of European authorship.   Post-National Authors, Post-National Literature? An Interview with David Szalay Nati

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FLOWERS FOR THE DEAD is out

Flowers for the Dead, written by CK Williams AKA Christine Lehnen, has been published by HarperCollins UK in their One More Chapter imprint. CK Williams appeared on the One More Chapter Book Club. The paperback will be out on April 30th 2020.

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Premiere: TROILUS & CRESSIDA at the Brotfabrik Bonn Theatre

TROILUS & CRESSIDA, produced by the BUSC and directed by Christine Lehnen and Eva Fürst, premiered at the Brotfabrik Theatre in Bonn on Saturday, 7th December, to a sold out performance, in a double bill with ROMEO & JULIET, likewise produced by the BUSC. Find all information on the Winter 2019 Double Production here —…

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Publication: “European Literature – Made in the UK”

After a summer spent edits of various books and articles, I am happy to say that my research on European literature made in the UK has been published in Alluvium, an open-access online journal focusing on “21st century writing and 21st century approaches”. (And no, this isn’t an elaborate joke about Brexit.) This issue also…

Premiere: DEAR MRS WOOLF at the Brotfabrik Theatre

DEAR MRS WOOLF, a monologue adapted from the letters of Virginia Woolf to Vita Sackville-West by Christine Lehnen, premiered at the Brotfabrik Theatre in Bonn on Wednesday 28th May 2019. Lisa Pohlers starred as Virginia Woolf. The show, featuring two more monologues written by Eva Fürst (“Witch Hunt”) and Marian Blok (“meinführer”), was sold out.…