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Christian Kranich 

Writer / Author 

Paris. 1984.

I was sixteen, traveling in Europe. I didn't know then that I would one day become a writer. I only knew that I stopped where others kept walking. That I looked a little longer. Drawn to the stories that lingered in quiet moments, to lives crossing briefly, and the unseen moments that shape our existence.

About Christian

Christian Kranich, born in Munich/Germany in 1968, has lived many lives: Ice cream Vendor, Bartender, Flight Attendant, Social Worker, School Principal and AIDS Activist. Today, he works in the pharmaceutical industry, he is coaching leaders & organizations, also blogging on these matter - and writing, of cause.

He lives in Frankfurt am Main/Germany.

For more than thirty years, he has been writing, drawn to the complexity of human encounters and the search for authenticity. His work is shaped by the fractures in human lives and the moments that reveal who we really are.

He is currently working on his first autofictional novel. It follows people to live with the unspeakable. Of hidden longings, of intimacy and shame, of stories we tell ourselves - and those we choose to keep silent.

SELECTED WORK

Ongoing projects

Always something going on. A novel is currently in development.

I applied for ROMANFABRIK-SchreiberInnen-Preis(RSP) 2026 for Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Keep your fingers crossed. 

DOCTOR MABUSE | A Short Story

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It wasn’t the smell itself that made me recoil. Not the missing flowers in my hand either. Not even the grayness of that summer day — a sluggish, heavy gray settling onto my shoulders like my grandfather’s old coat, weighing tons ...

APPEREANCES & DATES

Stay informed about live readings, workshops, and literary gatherings. Whether in person or online, I look forward to sharing these stories with you and hearing your thoughts.

CONTACT

II look forward to hearing from you - whether it is about my texts and short stories, a possible collaboration, or simply a conversation about the world of words.

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