Despite the Nazi's being used as villains in two out of three movies, apparently Indiana Jones was quite popular in Germany.
And before any English ones got started, a German writer was the first to create more adventures for him.
I've had Dutch translations of his books for years and I always figured those were written after the English writers stopped.
But turns out, the opposite is true, which I find absolutely bizarre.
The first one received a fan translation, which was made public a few months ago:
Download
This link features an interview with the author:
Indymag 15 - The magazine for Indiana Jones fans
Review:
And before any English ones got started, a German writer was the first to create more adventures for him.
I've had Dutch translations of his books for years and I always figured those were written after the English writers stopped.
But turns out, the opposite is true, which I find absolutely bizarre.
The first one received a fan translation, which was made public a few months ago:
Download
This link features an interview with the author:
Indymag 15 - The magazine for Indiana Jones fans
Review:
A Whirl Through the Indiana Jones Adult Novels
Who is your favourite Indiana Jones novel author? And why is it Wolfgang Hohlbein? Originally asked on the Indiana Jones Facebook Group These are all the original novelists: - Wolfgang Hohlbein (1990-1993) - Rob MacGregor (1991-1992 + 2009) - Martin Caidin (1993-1994) - Max McCoy (1995-1999)...
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