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Welcome to the website of Stefan Klein,

a physicist, author, and essayist. His latest book is  The Secret Pulse of Time (U.K. Title: Time: A User's Guide), ranked among Library Journal's most notable science titles in 2007.

Some earlier books are The Science of Happiness and  All by Chance (Alles Zufall)

This website will tell you about all of Stefan Klein's books which have been translated into 24 languages, as well as about his life.

And you can read him online in English. Journalists may feel free to download information and pictures.

He does give talks, enquire here.



On Stefan Klein's books:

"A witty, engrossing journey through the science, culture, concept and nature of time ... a treatise on temporality brimming with insight. (...) As captivating as it is enlightening ... sure to give readers fresh perspective on their everyday lives."
Publishers Weekly on "Time"

"Enlightening and refreshing. (...) A wonderful book!"
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung on "Time"

"Stefan Klein writes like no other."
ARD German Television on "Time"

"Certainly one of the most inspiring science books in the last years."
Bund, Berne on "Time"

"A clever book (...) Read it!"
Stern Magazine on "Time"

A brilliant book. (…) It will give you a new perspective on your life”.
Frankfurter Rundschau on “All by chance”

Stefan Klein is the leading neuroscience writer in the German language.
Antonio Damasio, University of Iowa, Author of “descartes’ Error”

Stefan Klein explains in a thrilling and illustrative way the complex biochemical basics of what we experience as delight, desire, love, lust and friendship on the surface of our organisms.
Die Welt on "The Science of Happiness"

Very worth reading.
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung on ”The Science of Happiness

“When you’ve finished reading this book, the inside of your head will look different,” promises Stefan Klein. And he’s right.
Der Spiegel on “The Science of Happiness

It is an extremely well-written, easy-to-read and expertly researched book on a theme which has long been begging for pop-science treatment. The author is one of Germany’s leading popular science writers and enjoys a very high reputation throughout Europe.
Alison Abbott, Nature Magazine on "The Science of Happiness"

Stefan Klein’s  "The Science of Happiness" is a summary of knowledge that could fill entire libraries: why and how the good feelings are produced. The result is no manual with cheap tricks but a tool for self-recognition.
Stern

Thrilling and entertaining. Stefan Klein convinces with his profound knowledge.
Bert Sakmann, Nobel Prize Winner in Medicine, Max Planck Institute On “Die Tagebücher der Schöpfung”


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