My 2019 reading in the mighty Innsbruck Stadtbibliothek was one of my first from “Seven Hotel Stories” and drew a terrific crowd.
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I was delighted on 18 October to read from my Berlin thriller Blood Summit in Innsbruck.
Some pictures:
The reading took place at the magnificent Innsbruck Stadtbibliothek
Q&A afterwards with Andrew Milne-Skinner
Questions were incisive and challenging
Afterwards I signed copies of “Blood Summit” and “Seven Hotel Stories”
As I mentioned in my curtain-raising post (links in bold italics are to other posts on this site), the excellent English Reading Circle in Innsbruck organised the reading. I am particularly grateful to Maria Kandolf-Kühne, who brought the book to the Reading Circle and suggested I do a reading in Innsbruck; and to Andrew and Sandra Milne-Skinner, who were instrumental in setting things up.
If you want to know more about Blood Summit, see my blog Blood Summit: the US President in the killing chair. You can buy it from English language bookshop Shakespeare & Company at Sterngasse 2 in central Vienna, or from Amazon. If you have a book group, you may like to read my blog post Blood Summit: Reading Group Questions.
I also presented in Innsbruck my recently-published paperback of Seven Hotel Stories. It seemed to go down well.
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