Autumn of literature in Lilienthal: crime festival and exciting readings!

Autumn of literature in Lilienthal: crime festival and exciting readings!

Literary diversity is currently very important in Lilienthal. The literary autumn began with an exciting start on September 15th. The events promise not only a celebration of the language, but also a deep dive into compelling stories from the region and beyond. The focus is particularly on the reading by crime author Andreas Pflüger, which takes place as part of the Bremen crime festival “Crime Time 2025”.

Andreas Pflueger will present his new work “Kälter”, in which the protagonist Luzy Morgenroth, a provincial police officer in Amrum, undertakes a gripping and dangerous journey. The story is set against the backdrop of autumn 1989 and focuses on the disappearance of a local man during a storm. Luzy has to assert herself against a hit squad and find her way back to her former identity. How went out.de reports, it is a spy thriller that takes readers into the depths of a secret service empire.

Event details

The reading will take place on October 23rd at 7 p.m. in “Vintage, Der Weinladen” at Hauptstrasse 67. Entry costs 15 euros and tickets are available at the Literally bookstore. This intimate event series is ideal for anyone who has a good knack for exciting reading and appreciates experiencing authors up close.

But that's not all. The bookstore Literally also invites you to two special book discussion evenings on November 6th and 12th. Here you have the opportunity to get to know autumn new products in the “Speed ​​Dating” format – an experience that is sure to delight many literature lovers! Admission is just 5 euros, a real bargain for those who like to be inspired.

Independent Bookstore Week

Another highlight is coming up in November: from November 1st to 8th, the bookstore is taking part in the “Independent Bookstore Week”. Book lovers can win great prizes when they visit five independent stores. This is a wonderful opportunity to support the local book scene and do something good for yourself at the same time.

On November 17th there will be a special lecture by Brigitte Olk-Koopmann about the philosopher Hannah Arendt, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of her death. Topics include Arendt's Judaism as well as her views on Israel and the Middle East conflict. Here too, the event starts at 7 p.m., entry is again a pleasant 5 euros.

And for the night owls among us: On December 4th, the bookstore invites you to a “Late Night” browsing evening. From 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., guests can browse through all kinds of books, chat and be inspired without registering.

The bookstore Literally is available for questions and further information. You can reach Gabriele Becker on 04298 699 916 or via email info@buchstaeblich.com.

The literary scene in Lilienthal has much more to offer, and the coming period promises exciting experiences. So if you're interested in good books and inspiring conversations, you shouldn't miss the events. How anzieger-verlag.de All in all, this really is a literary feast for all the senses!