Crime-filled Spectacle takes over Lünen with adrenaline-pumping Criminal Events in Bloody Lip 5
The fifth edition of the popular crime festival "Bloody Lippe" is set to take place in Lünen, Germany, from October 30, 2025, to November 13, 2025. This year, Lünen is represented with three events, in cooperation with the Lünen Cultural Office.
The festival will kick off on October 30, 2025, at 7 pm, with a crime kick-off event at the Bürger-Bücherei-Brambauer. The event will feature German-speaking crime authors transforming the location into a fictional crime scene. Hartmut Marks (festival director) and Magnus See (author and publisher) will open the event, while Hartmut Marks and Magnus See will handle the moderation.
On November 5, 2025, Isabella Archan will read from her new crime novel "The Snake of Sirmione" at LÜKAZ Lünen. Admission for this event is 30 € (25 € in advance), and tickets can be purchased at the Lünen Cultural Office, LÜKAZ, and online via Pretix.
The festival will conclude on Thursday, November 13, 2025, in the Bürgerzentrum Gahmen, with Doris Oetting reading from her new crime novel. The specific title of her newest crime novel for this reading is not explicitly mentioned, but Doris Oetting is known for crime stories. Wine expert Bernd Molitor will accompany the event and present five suitable wines. An interactive crime quiz will round off the event, offering attractive prizes.
Registration for the events with Doris Oetting and the moderation by Hartmut Marks and Magnus See is free, but requires registration through the Lünen Cultural Office. Further information about the "Bloody Lippe" crime festival can be found on www.blutigelippe.wordpress.com.
Throughout the events, attendees can expect thrilling and often humorous crime stories. The duo of Hartmut Marks and Magnus See will provide entertaining moderation and tell short crime stories during the event with Doris Oetting. The festival promises to be an exciting and engaging experience for all crime fiction enthusiasts.
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