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Ex-inmate over-narcissistic criminal: Reading in Gütersloh!
Maximilian Pollux, ex-prisoner and true crime expert, will present his book about narcissistic perpetrators in Gütersloh on October 31, 2025.
Ex-inmate over-narcissistic criminal: Reading in Gütersloh!
Today, October 31, 2025, there is a lot going on in Gütersloh. Maximilian Pollux, a remarkable ex-convict and true crime expert, has published his first popular non-fiction book that deals with the dark subject of narcissistic criminals. After almost ten years behind bars, Pollux has established himself as an anti-violence trainer and is now dedicated to educating people about malignant narcissism and criminal thinking.
In his book publication, Pollux not only talks about the dangers posed by narcissistic perpetrators, but also about how such acts could perhaps be prevented. Readers can look forward to an exciting reading organized by the Volksbank in Ostwestfalen. Free cards are available at the Bankery for anyone interested. Further information about the event and other readings in the region can be found on the website of Lesestadt Gütersloh.
An important step in prevention
Pollux’s work couldn’t be more relevant. Society is increasingly faced with the question of how to deal with narcissistic criminals. The focus on prevention is of great importance, and Pollux provides valuable insights in his book.
Not only his career, but also the subject matter of his book brings a breath of fresh air into the debate about social issues such as violence and narcissism. This raises questions about how such perpetrators can be identified and whether they can actually be rehabilitated. For many readers, the book could be an eye-opener.
A place of meeting
The reading is not only an opportunity to find out more about the book, but also an opportunity to talk to other interested parties. An exchange about what we can learn about such serious issues is essential.
Anyone who thinks that this is a one-off event is very much mistaken. Volunteering, supporting local institutions and the commitment of people like Maximilian Pollux are important building blocks in making society a little safer.
Today's event in Gütersloh is a sign that it is important to address these issues openly. Anyone who is interested in such questions and would like to learn more about the psyche of criminal perpetrators should definitely not miss this event. The reading not only promises to be interesting, but is also a step in the right direction for greater awareness.