Brandenburg's book evening: Sörensen has an embarrassing date!

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Experience the long evening of Brandenburg literature in Potsdam on June 15, 2025 with exciting readings by renowned authors.
Experience the long evening of Brandenburg literature in Potsdam on June 15, 2025 with exciting readings by renowned authors. (Symbolbild/NAG)

Schiffbauergasse 6, 14467 Potsdam, Deutschland - Last Saturday the "Long evening of Brandenburg Literature" took place in the stylish Villa Quandt. The event attracted around 50 literary enthusiasts who could look forward to the contributions from various authors. Among the readers was also the Potsdam author Sven Stricker but also gave an insight into the developments of his crime series around Commissioner Sörensen.

Stricker announced the upcoming sixth part of the series: "Sörensen goes to the house", the publication of which is planned on February 15, 2026. In this new adventure, Sörensen meets the challenges of an unpleasant date in his family pub, while a message about the death of a youth friend is involved in a new case. The author explained that the development of the characters was more important to him than the action itself, which underlines the emotional depth of his stories.

an evening of diversity

In addition to knitters, other well -known authors also contributed to the diversity of the evening. David Finck read from his newly published novel "Der Dizzel", with the main character "Rasmus" inspired by an idea of ​​his wife, the writer July Zeh. Ulla Lenze presented passages from "the well -being", which deals with the encounter of two unequal women in the Beelitz Heilstätten in 1907. The high demand at the book table of the literary shop Wist testifies to the great interest in literature from the Brandenburg region.

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culture in the heart of Brandenburg

The literary landscape in Brandenburg remains surprisingly lively and diverse. An example of this is also the reading of Christoph Ransmayr in the Potsdam wash house, who wants to address a completely different audience with his new work "No matter where, baby. This format provides stories in connection with photographs and reminds of the classical art of the photo album, which in turn shows that art can bloom in many forms. Ransmayr, a native Austrian, has made a name for himself with numerous awards and shows how alive and diverse the literary scene is. The admission prices are manageable for those interested and the experiences are promising.

Overall, a remarkable enthusiasm for literature manifests itself in the region, which not only fulfills the heart of Berlin, but also Brandenburg with a rich narrative tradition. The connection between the authors and their audience becomes tangible at these events, and the anticipation for future works, such as those of Stricker, remains high. The invitation is clear: Immerse yourself in the adventurous world of literature!

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