What inspires you?
If someone makes a lonely, heroic stand against all odds. in short: glory.
Who influences you?
Paul Foster Case and Ann Davies, the founders of BOTA.
What are you working on now?
1. A remake of Gawain and the Green Knight with explanations of the deeper, spiritual meaning of this story
2. A spiritual remake of the three first chapters of the Genesis with inspiring pictures
Where do you prefer to write? Coffee shop.
What is your favorite genre to read?
Spiritual fiction
Where do your ideas come from?
From inside. They just keep coming. I have no chance keeping up actually.
If you wrote a book a year, how many years would you be writing with ideas you have right now?
20-30
Existing books:
The Priest Whisperer (spiritual-inspirational - is prophecy possible in modern times?)
The Second Coming of Jesus Christ (humorous and inspiring)
Feng Shui 101, Easy and Fun
Spiritual blog: http://www.godchild.buzz
Inspirational blog: http://www.dailyinspirer.net
Existing author profile:
Stefan loves to write spiritual, visionary, and inspirational fiction as well as non fiction. He was born in Germany and enjoyed two years backpacking in Australia, New Zealand, and South-East Asia in his early twenties. For almost three decades, Stefan has pursued a spiritual career at B.O.T.A., a modern mystery school teaching Tarot, Qabalah, Gematria, esoteric Astrology, and Alchemy. First, Stefan chose a career in the telecommunication industry. Since then, he has worked as a business development manager in Europe, Middle East, and in Asia. 2012 Stefan kick-started his hobby career as a writer. Around the same time, he stumbled upon the mechanical translation of the Genesis authored by Jeff Benner. He almost couldn’t recognize the Bible. He felt like a literary archeologist when he dived into the Bible's unexpected mysterious realms. This inspired him to author books with the deliberate purpose of bridging the gap between religion and spirituality. At the moment, Stefan lives in the Philippine. When he's not writing, he plays with his seven-year-old son, takes him to his Taekwando training, or for a trip to the beach.
Find out more about Stefan and his books by clicking here!
If someone makes a lonely, heroic stand against all odds. in short: glory.
Who influences you?
Paul Foster Case and Ann Davies, the founders of BOTA.
What are you working on now?
1. A remake of Gawain and the Green Knight with explanations of the deeper, spiritual meaning of this story
2. A spiritual remake of the three first chapters of the Genesis with inspiring pictures
Where do you prefer to write? Coffee shop.
What is your favorite genre to read?
Spiritual fiction
Where do your ideas come from?
From inside. They just keep coming. I have no chance keeping up actually.
If you wrote a book a year, how many years would you be writing with ideas you have right now?
20-30
Existing books:
The Priest Whisperer (spiritual-inspirational - is prophecy possible in modern times?)
The Second Coming of Jesus Christ (humorous and inspiring)
Feng Shui 101, Easy and Fun
Spiritual blog: http://www.godchild.buzz
Inspirational blog: http://www.dailyinspirer.net
Existing author profile:
Stefan loves to write spiritual, visionary, and inspirational fiction as well as non fiction. He was born in Germany and enjoyed two years backpacking in Australia, New Zealand, and South-East Asia in his early twenties. For almost three decades, Stefan has pursued a spiritual career at B.O.T.A., a modern mystery school teaching Tarot, Qabalah, Gematria, esoteric Astrology, and Alchemy. First, Stefan chose a career in the telecommunication industry. Since then, he has worked as a business development manager in Europe, Middle East, and in Asia. 2012 Stefan kick-started his hobby career as a writer. Around the same time, he stumbled upon the mechanical translation of the Genesis authored by Jeff Benner. He almost couldn’t recognize the Bible. He felt like a literary archeologist when he dived into the Bible's unexpected mysterious realms. This inspired him to author books with the deliberate purpose of bridging the gap between religion and spirituality. At the moment, Stefan lives in the Philippine. When he's not writing, he plays with his seven-year-old son, takes him to his Taekwando training, or for a trip to the beach.
Find out more about Stefan and his books by clicking here!
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