Wolf Marbach – Author & Storyteller

Wolf Marbach is a German writer whose stories move between the personal and the poetic, the real and the imagined. He writes about what matters deeply: inner strength, empathy, memory, silence, and the quiet resilience of the human spirit. From lyrical novels to reflections on family, trauma and emotional growth, his books invite readers into spaces of stillness and connection. Inspired by nature, lived experience and a fascination with the invisible threads of life, he creates stories for thoughtful minds and open hearts.

The journey of a girl - The awakening of something greater. Lea is just a girl. Quiet. Thoughtful. Watching the world with eyes that see more than most. But when she follows an unexpected path beyond the edges of the known, she enters a world unlike anything she imagined. Her journey leads through silent forests, forgotten caves and distant shores—guided by creatures that seem both wise and unreal. She does not fight monsters. She faces something far more powerful: herself. There are places that do not exist—unless they are found. Lea doesn't seek adventure. She follows a quiet pull, a whisper from beyond the world she knows. What she finds are no kingdoms, no battles. Only paths leading to realisation. Lea begins to understand. What awaits her is not a destination, but a transformation. This is not a tale of magic. It is a story of becoming. Of seeing what matters. Of listening to what cannot be heard. Of growing into something the world desperately needs. More »

What if the very things that make you vulnerable — could also make you powerful? Feel Deep. Stand Strong. is a guide for those who want to stay soft and clear-headed. It shows how empathy and resilience together build something rare: true confidence. The kind that helps you understand others — without losing yourself. Strong boundaries. Real connection. Emotional presence. If you're ready to stop shrinking, start growing — and lead with heart and strength, this book is for you. More »

From the fields of Imperial Pomerania to the ruins of postwar Europe, this memoir follows one man’s quiet struggle through a century of upheaval. Born in 1887, he lived through two world wars, exile, and rebuilding—always with strength, devotion, and silent courage. Based on original notes and family records, In the Shadow of History is a powerful portrait of love, loss, and the will to endure. More »