Photo: Christian Werner
Katja Eichinger
Katja Eichinger studied at the British Film Institute and worked as a journalist in London, including for "Vogue", "Dazed & Confused", "Esquire", "Variety" and the "Financial Times". Following her bestseller "BE", the biography of her late husband Bernd Eichinger, Blumenbar published the essay collection "Mode und andere Neurosen" in 2020, which also became a bestseller, as well as "Liebe und andere Neurosen" in 2022 and most recently "Das grosse Blau - Côte d'Azur." In addition to her work as an author, Katja Eichinger developed and co-produced the TV series "Asbest" for ARD Mediathek. She lives in Munich and Berlin.
Das große Blau: Côte d’Azur (mit Fotografien von Christian Werner)
Blumenbar, 2024
Liebe und andere Neurosen
Essays. Blumenbar, 2022
Mode und andere Neurosen (mit Fotografien von Christian Werner)
Essays. Blumenbar, 2020
Amerikanisches Solo
Roman. Metrolit, 2014
BE
Hoffmann und Campe, 2012
Der Baader-Meinhof-Komplex. Das Buch zum Film
Hoffmann und Campe, 2008