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    By Christian Grahn

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    He has a new body.
    His consciousness has been transferred.
    He is ready for his new life.
    But does he deserve it?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChristian Grahn
    Release dateMar 13, 2015
    ISBN9786050365153
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    Christian Grahn

    Christian wurde 1978 in Kiel geboren, aufgewachsen in Norderstedt, Abitur 1997, danach Grundwehrdienst bei der Bundeswehr, Ausbildung zum Tischler. Nach einem Jahr als Geselle nahm er in Detmold das Studium der Innenarchitektur auf, das er im August 2008 abschloss. Nach seinem Abschluss arbeitete Christian 2 Jahre bei einer Ladenbaufirma in Oststeinbek. Seit November 2010 arbeitet er bei einer Messebaufirma in Barsbüttel. Er zeichnet Messestände in 3D am Computer und erstellt die technischen Zeichnungen zum Bau der Stände. Er lebt mit seiner Frau und seinen zwei Söhnen in Henstedt-Ulzburg, im Norden von Hamburg. Christian kam erst relativ spät zum Schreiben. Als begeisterter Rollenspieler hat er sich gerne Hintergrundgeschichten zu seinen Charakteren ausgedacht, aber immer nur im kleinen Rahmen. Jedoch wuchs allmählich das Interesse ganze Geschichten und Romane zu schreiben. Christian nutzt heute seine Zeit neben Beruf und Familie, um Science-Fiction- und Fantasygeschichten und -romane zu schreiben. Wer mehr erfahren möchte, der kann dies auf Christians Webseite www.christian-grahn.de tun. Dort kannst du dich für seinen Neuigkeitenbrief anmelden. Als Dankeschön gibt es kostenlos seine Novelle „Eindringlinge“ und seine Kurzgeschichte „Klon“.

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