Author Archives: Hannah Steenbock

About Hannah Steenbock

Hannah Steenbock is an author, dreamer, and coach. She has published several short stories in English and German, as well as one novel in German. In 2013 she started self-publishing her work. In 2014, she has won two awards for her short story "Sequoia".

All About That Werewolf – New Series with 4 books in the Works!

Posted on 14/04/2021 by Hannah Steenbock

Right now, I’m writing a series of short novels with a werewolf or three. Yes, you read that right. And if you know me even a little, you’ll know that is a surprise (it was for me!). Writer Brain created … Continue reading →

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My Patreon Page – How You Can Easily Support Me

Posted on 23/02/2021 by Hannah Steenbock

It’s been a while since I created my Patreon page, but I finally decided what to do with it: I’m giving you stories before I publish them, and I’m posting updates about what I’m working on. I tried posting what … Continue reading →

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“Dragon Clan” – Book 2 of the Cloud Lands Beginnings

Posted on 29/04/2020 by Hannah Steenbock

About Writing Dragon Clan “Dragon Clan” took me by surprise, in a way. I was writing another story with dragons and characters that I love. And got bogged down. Then, a new dragon crept into my mind: Shermin. She flies … Continue reading →

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2 Valid Reasons for Writing in the Frantic Times of Corona Virus

Posted on 18/03/2020 by Hannah Steenbock

How can anyone be writing in the times of corona virus? Just like you, I have followed the rise of the this virus over the last few weeks.  And it’s been a scary ride. I’m German. I saw the virus … Continue reading →

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Chapter 1 – Sneak-Peek from “Goblin Invasion”

Posted on 20/02/2020 by Hannah Steenbock

So the other day, I sat down and wrote out the first chapter of my new book “Goblin Invasion”.  Meet my wizard in this sneak preview: Beginning of Chapter 1 of “Goblin Invasion” Orren stretched, arching his back and gave … Continue reading →

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Coming Home for Christmas – a Heartwarming Flash Fiction Tale

Posted on 24/12/2019 by Hannah Steenbock

“Coming Home for Christmas” is a little flash fiction piece I wrote for today’s blog event on Turning the Pages Books. They provided this picture as a photo prompt. Alas, I do not know who to credit for it. At … Continue reading →

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Help me name my characters!

Posted on 03/09/2019 by Hannah Steenbock

The other night, I woke up and couldn’t go back to sleep. Because I was thinking about my books. And how it’s so hard to get them noticed. Which made me think about writing a fairly mainstream epic fantasy story. … Continue reading →

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The Watchbeasts on the Ceiling – An Intriguing Riddle for You

Posted on 03/08/2019 by Hannah Steenbock

Let me tell you a little story – and a riddle – about watchbeasts on the ceiling. Yes, that did happen to me. The Watchbeasts on the Ceiling I have watchbeasts on my ceiling. Everyone here does. They guard our … Continue reading →

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Bravery Comes in All Shapes – Flash Fiction

Posted on 24/06/2019 by Hannah Steenbock

Starting the Flash of Magic posts today – I plan to write a tiny little flash fiction story every week, following writing prompts. And since I love fantasy, those tales might have a bit of magic in them. Today’s flash … Continue reading →

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The Egg

Posted on 23/04/2019 by Hannah Steenbock

You see, here’s this egg. It’s a strange one. It’s not like a bird egg. It’s all craggy and wrinkly and rough. I’ve seen and handled enough bird eggs to know this is not one. And yet, it’s an egg. … Continue reading →

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