“I am a writer that creates stories that entertain your day!”
Jule is a German-English storyteller who grew up in a small town in Bavaria, close to the beautiful Alps and the loud “MOO”s of cows.
No, she’s not Heidi. And she also isn’t the woman from “Sound of Music“. But she would love to be like “Darkwing Duck“, her favourite 90s superhero.
She always has been drawn to the eerie edges of folklore, the monsters lurking under the bed, and the strange beauty of witches. And deep down, she just wanted to become a cool adventurer like Indiana Jones.
By day, she works a steady 32-hour job to keep the lights on and the monsters fed. By night (and in every stolen moment), she builds her creative story-verse — one novella, one script, one haunted idea at a time.
Her work has already taken her to some unexpected places, from self-publishing two novellas to producing her award-winning short film BUTZEMANN, a creepy folkloric gem that’s racked up over 2,000 views on YouTube.
Her stories are where forbidden magic meets brutal reality, where witches ride the night tram, hunters fight childhood monsters in the dark woods, and mermaids have teeth.
She writes for adults who still believe in fairytales but know they can bite.
Right now, she is writing on the adult urban fantasy book series “Martha Oak Adventures” that combine a morally grey FMC, her know-it-all raven, cursed fairytale retellings, creepy monsters, forbidden magic (mainly necromancy), unexpected punches in the face and … your heart.
“I want to see more action comedies with women in the lead!”
Jule loves to write action and adventure stories with complex heroes, witty dialogues, and a pinch of comedy.
But at the core of her stories, you can always find themes about loneliness, belonging, found family, and what it means to be a strong woman in a world dominated by men.
She’s building something bigger — a storytelling empire of books, films, and shows that champion indie creators, celebrate the weird, and make you feel like you’ve just stepped into a fairytale…
… if the fairytale had monsters, moral ambiguity, and a whole lot of “WTF?!”-moments.
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Jule Jessenberger 