Christian Haas writes about people in those moments when life suddenly slips out of rhythm. About choices, missed chances, closeness, loss — and the things that truly remain.
For more than twenty years, he has worked closely with people and their stories. As a director in residential youth care, a systemic coach, and a supervisor, he has learned that life rarely unfolds as neatly as we planned.
Perhaps that is why he is drawn to the quieter moments: a sentence spoken too late. An encounter that changes something. A decision whose importance only becomes clear years later.
His novels combine warmth and subtle humor with some of life’s larger questions — without offering easy answers.
In “Drei Sommer Frieden – Was bleibt, wenn die Welt laut wird”, he tells the story of three women, three different times, and one enduring question: how do we find peace when the world around us seems to be falling apart?
Christian Haas lives and writes in the Palatinate region of Germany.