Karl Glanz is an author known for his contributions to topics such as African politics, historical events, religion, and fiction, often with a focus on East Africa, including Kenya and the Democratic Republic of Congo. His works are primarily available as e-books on platforms such as Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble, BookRix, and Google Play.

Notable Books
- "Stop, Killing Us: Police Violence in Kenya" (Kindle Edition) – Discusses police violence in Kenya.
- "M23: The Congo Conflict 2022" (Kindle Edition) – Covers the M23 rebel conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
- "Africa on the Move: Generation Z" – Covers youth protests and events in East Africa in late July.
- "Politics and Religion" – Explores themes of justice, nonviolence, and truth in the sacred texts of Christianity.
- "Africa, Religion, and Liberation" – Reflections on colonialism, missionary influences, and African perspectives on faith and land.
- "Jackie O: Kenya, Love Without Success" – A story that combines romance, marriage, and life in Kenya.
- "Southwest: The Herero Genocide" – Describes the genocide of the Herero people in German South West Africa (now Namibia).
- "Among Wolves" – A haunting account of the experiences in the Dachau concentration camp.
- Other titles include "The Disregard," "Terra Nova," "Computers Don't Feel Anything," and "A Foreigner in Kenya," which span genres from science fiction to autobiography.

Many of his books are published through BookRix, a self-publishing platform. Publication dates range from 2019 to 2024. As a public figure, he maintains a public Facebook page (@glanzkarl) where he shares photos and content related to Ethiopia, Vienna (e.g., Wiener Wohnen), and possibly personal travels or interests in Africa. Little public biographical information is available; given the German titles and the topics related to European-African history, he appears to have a German-speaking background. A LinkedIn profile lists a Karl Glanz in Johannesburg, South Africa, associated with PVA (possibly pension insurance). However, it is unclear whether this is the same person.