With
Robert Corvus we welcome one of the most successful fantasy authors of Germany at
FedCon. Currently,
The Imago Project is the sequel to his science fiction novel Fire of Void. He also writes for the biggest science fiction series in the world:
Perry Rhodan. Together with
Bernhard Hennen adapts
Robert one of the roleplaying basic adventure campaigns
The Black Eye,
Die Phileasson-Saga, as a twelve-part novel series. Both the fourth and fifth volumes were on the Spiegel bestseller list. Independent fantasy titles such as
Die Schwertfeuer-Saga and
Berg der Macht were published by Piper Verlag.
Robert has been a full-time writer since 2013. Before that, writing was a hobby and sideline for 25 years. During this time, novels were published under his pseudonym Bernard Craw in the universes of
BattleTech and
The Black Eye.
Robert Corvus was a soldier, management consultant and project manager in international corporations. He travelled around the world with his backpack, made a pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela and taught karate. After working in Münster and Sindelfingen, he now lives in Cologne.
Bernhard Hennen, born 1966, studied German, History and Ancient Near Eastern Studies. As a journalist he travelled the Orient and Central America before devoting himself entirely to writing fantastic novels. More than 35 novels have been published in the meantime. With his
Elf saga he stormed all bestseller lists and wrote his way to the top of German fantasy authors. In the meantime his books have been published in ten countries and have sold more than five million copies.
But the beginning of this writer's career looked quite different: At times,
Bernhard had to accept every job available in order to make ends meet for himself and his family - among other things, he worked as a show fighter at medieval markets and as Santa Claus. An arsenal of swords from this time must share in its house the place with an overflowing tin figure collection. From time to time he moves out with these miniature armies to indulge in his hobby at tabletop events.
Bernhard Hennen lives with his family in Krefeld.