KRIMI-LESUNG Literatur LIVE im Kriminal Theater: Benjamin Cors im Gespräch mit Dora Heldt „Krähentage“

Wednesday, June 05, 2024 - 20:00 Literature LIVE at the Kriminal Theater

Benjamin Cors in conversation with Dora Heldt "Krähentage"

Berlin book premiere

It is the time of the crows

On their very first day at work, investigative duo Jakob Krogh and Mila Weiss are faced with a mystery. On the fringes of an investigation, they come across the body of an elderly woman who was demonstrably seen alive after her death. How is this possible? Shortly afterwards, a young student is found in his apartment, apparently still at university after his death. But that's not all: crows are found at both crime scenes, starved and carrying an ominous message. Jakob and Mila, together with the team of the new Group 4 , hunt a ghost that could be anyone: a neighbor, a colleague, a friend... and someone who is far from ready to end the time of the crows.

Benjamin Cors is a political television journalist and has reported for many years for 'ARD Tagesschau', 'ARD Tagesthemen' and 'Weltspiegel'. Today he works for 'SWR'. He is German-French and spent the summers of his childhood in Normandy. His crime series about the charismatic bodyguard Nicolas Guerlain has a large fan base and his books regularly end up on the bestseller list.

Dora Heldt has written her way to the top of the bestseller lists and into the hearts of millions of readers with her novels and crime thrillers. A trained bookseller, she was a publishing representative for a major publishing house for over 30 years. In addition to humorous family and women's novels (including 'Urlaub mit Papa', 'Bei Hitze ist es wenigstens nicht kalt' or 'Drei Frauen am See', 'Drei Frauen, vier Leben'), she delights her audience with funny and quirky Sylt crime novels, stories and columns.

"Krähentage" will be published on May 16, 2024, dtv, 380 pages

An event by Literatur LIVE in cooperation with dtv, Thalia Buchhandlung and Kriminal Theater

Tickets in advance: 18,- Euro

Start 20:00, admission from 19:30