Andreas Brandhorst Explained

Andreas Brandhorst
Birth Date:	26 May 1956
Birth Place:	Sielhorst, Rahden, Germany
Occupation:	Translator and author

Andreas Brandhorst (born 26 May 1956) is a translator (English to German) and author of fantasy and science fiction.^[1] In addition to writing under his own name, he uses the pseudonyms Thomas Lockwood and Andreas Weiler.

Early life, family and education

Andreas Brandhorst was born in Sielhorst, Rahden, Germany.

Career

His short story "Die Planktonfischer" won the Kurd-Laßwitz-Preis in 1983.

Selected works

Kantaki series

Diamant-Trilogie

• Diamant (2004)
• Der Metamorph (2004)
• Der Zeitkrieg (2005)

Graken trilogy

• Feuervögel (2006)
• Feuerstürme (2007)
• Feuerträume (2008)

Im-Zeichen-der-Feuerstraße-trilogy

• Dürre (1988)
• Flut (1988)
• Eis (1988)

Other novels

• Der Netzparasit (1983)
• Schatten des Ichs (1983)
• Die Sirenen von Kalypso (1983, as by Andreas Werning)
• In den Städten, in den Tempeln (1984, with Horst Pukallus)
• Mondsturmzeit (1984)
• Verschwörung auf Gilgam (1984)
• Das eherne Schwert (1985)
• Planet der wandernden Berge (1985)
• Die Macht der Träume (1991)
• Exodus der Generationen (2004) - *Perry Rhodan - Lemuria 3
• Die Trümmersphäre (2005) - Perry Rhodan - Pan-Thau-Ra 2
• Äon (2009)

Secondary literature

Alexander Seibold: "Wenn das Eigenleben der Figuren der Story schadet, greife ich ein" in Sascha Mamczak, Wolfgang Jeschke (eds.): Das Science Fiction Jahr 2008. Heyne, München 2008, . pp. 543–558.

Notes and References

1. Web site: Andreas Brandhorst. de. phantastik-couch.de.