Christoph Lode (born January 11, 1977, in

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) is a German novelist. He also publishes under the pseudonym Daniel Wolf.

Biography

From 1997 to 2001 he studied social pedagogy in

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and worked at the in

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. Since 2009 he has devoted himself completely to writing. He lives with his wife in

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Bibliography

* ''Der Gesandte des Papstes'' (“The Envoy of the Pope”). Page & Turner, Munich 2008, * ''Das Vermächtnis der Seherin'' (“The Legacy of the Prophetess”). Page & Turner, Munich 2008, * ''Pandaemonia: Der letzte Traumwanderer'' (Pandæmonia: The Last Dream-Wanderer”). Goldmann, Munich 2010, * ''Pandaemonia: Die Stadt der Seelen'' (“Pandæmonia: The City of Souls”). Goldmann, Munich 2011, * ''Die Bruderschaft des Schwertes'' (“The Brotherhood of the Sword”). Goldmann, Munich 2011, * ''Pandaemonia: Phoenixfeuer'' (“Pandæmonia: Phœnix Fire”). Goldmann, Munich 2011, * (as Daniel Wolf) ''Das Salz der Erde'' (“The Salt of the Earth”). Goldmann, Munich 2013, * (as Daniel Wolf) ''Das Licht der Welt'' (“The Light of the World”). Goldmann, Munich 2014, * (as Daniel Wolf) ''Der Vasall des Königs'' ("The Vassal of the King"). Goldmann, Munich 2015, * (as Daniel Wolf) ''Das Gold des Meeres'' ("The Gold of the Sea"). Goldmann, Munich 2016, * (as Daniel Wolf) ''Die Gabe des Himmels'' ("The Gift of Heaven"). Goldmann, Munich 2018,

References

External links

*
Website of Christoph Lode
(in German)

(in German)
Interview with Christoph Lode at literatina.de
(in German) This article is a translation of the article found on the German Wikipedia page. {{DEFAULTSORT:Lode, Christoph German male novelists 21st-century German novelists German historical novelists German fantasy writers Writers from Rhineland-Palatinate 1977 births Living people 21st-century German male writers 21st-century pseudonymous writers