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Hi! My Name is Max.
I’m a part-time author from Germany who discovered my passion for storytelling early on in my life. Writing anything from fantasy to sci-fi, from humorous to apocalyptic, I try to deliver immersive worlds with crisp, believable character interactions. My native language is German, but I chose English for my stories to challenge myself and reach a broader audience, including my family and friends in the USA.
The Art of Weaving Fate
The Art of Weaving Fate
Tropes: Weaponized Fate, Warrior Monks, Sibling Drama
Style: Multiple POVs, Morally Gray MCs, Encroaching Darkness
Stealing a fate is not supposed to be possible.
And yet, two apprentice Fateweavers find themselves chasing after one, following the mysterious thief who somehow made their way into the sacred archives of the Great Library of Amareth.
Woven from the threads of fate, fate tomes are no ordinary books, but the divine vessels that contain the written destiny of kings, commoners, and everyone in between. And sometimes, they contain a fate that was not meant to be.
When the enemies of the Fateweavers emerge from the shadows, the lines between friend and foe begin to blur, and fundamental truths start crumbling like a book set aflame.
But then again, who can say if that isn't exactly what the God of Fate has in mind?
COMING SOON
COMING SOON
The Awfully Anxious Mind of a Dragon
The Awfully Anxious Mind of a Dragon
Tropes: Dragons, Mythical Creatures, Anxiety, Therapy
Style: Dark Humor, Whimsical, Cozy
Life is tough when you're a dragon suffering from anxiety — before you know it, you find yourself burning down (half) a city out of sheer nervousness.
Fortunately, there exists a therapy center tailored to the very special needs of mythical creatures and their mental well-being.
Among alcoholic griffins and depressed unicorns, you can learn to cope with having no hoard to call your own, your fear of heights, or the way your scales flush every time you feel uncomfortable. Maybe you will even find like-minded souls, for better or worse.
Surely, nothing could go wrong in a place full of mentally unstable mythical creatures - right?
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