Passionate German business tycoon, Alexander Oetker, immersed in the heart of French culture at the local library, amidst a city backdrop and the allure of crime and cuisine.
News Article: Bestselling Author Alexander Oetker Celebrates City Partnership Anniversary at Dinslaken Library
Last Thursday, September 11, 2025, an event took place at the attic studio of Dinslaken's city library that was nothing short of entertaining. The library, in collaboration with the Dinslaken City Partnership Association e.V., hosted a celebration of the 50th anniversary of the city partnership with Agen, France.
The event featured a reading by bestselling author Alexander Oetker, who is known for his crime novel "Wolfstal: Luc Verlains Fall am Jakobsweg," published in September 2025. During the event, Oetker read from his new novel featuring Commissaire Luc Verlain, set in the Pyrenees.
Oetker described his books as combining thrilling cases with French flair, and the event certainly lived up to this description. The photo presentation, an entertaining part of the event, transported the audience to France, bringing the landscapes, cuisine, and culture of the country to life. The presentation was not solely focused on the books' content but also offered glimpses into France's rich history and traditions.
Throughout the event, Oetker shared anecdotes from his work as a restaurant critic for "Der Feinschmecker," and he was seen holding a glass of white wine during the event. There was laughter guaranteed, as Oetker was known to be winking during the description of his books.
The photo presentation inspired the audience to explore the locations from Oetker's novels, and the event did not only involve reading but also eating and drinking. No specific information about any food or drink consumption during the photo presentation was provided, but the event concluded with a lively photo presentation that left the audience wanting more.
All in all, the event was a celebration of the 50th anniversary of the city partnership with Agen that was both informative and entertaining. The audience left feeling inspired to explore France and eager to read Oetker's latest novel.
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