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In an exciting turn of events, renowned author Ralph Neubauer is set to host an open-air reading of his latest book, "Wut kommt selten allein," this year. The event, a part of the South Tyrol crime novel series by Neubauer, will take place at a location yet to be disclosed, nestled between Cronenberger roots and Toskana Allee.
Neubauer, who has been captivating crime fans with his South Tyrol crime novels since 2010, will be taking his listeners on an open-air reading journey to South Tyrol. The series, which follows Commissario Fabio Fameo and his team as they investigate murder cases in South Tyrol, provides insights into the region's history, traditions, and way of life.
The novel, set in the world of theater, explores the possibility of emotions portrayed on stage coming dangerously close to reality. Intriguingly, the murderer from the book will be personally present at the open-air reading, adding an extra layer of suspense to the event.
However, the identity of the person behind the mysterious open-air reading announcement remains a secret. The "mysterious figure behind the personal appearance of the murderer" in the book refers to an underlying character or influence that shapes the murderer's outward behavior or identity. Without more specific details from the text, it's difficult to identify exactly who this figure is.
The event, hosted by the Christian Cemetery Association of Wuppertal, is free to attend, but donations are appreciated. Listeners are advised to bring their own folding chair or similar seating, and in case of rain, the reading will take place in the chapel. For more information about the event, visit www.fvwuppertal.de.
The open-air reading event will include Neubauer reading from "Wut kommt selten allein," promising an unforgettable experience for all crime fiction enthusiasts. So, mark your calendars and get ready for an exciting journey into the world of South Tyrol crime novels!
Book lovers will be treated to an evening of entertainment as they attend Ralph Neubauer's open-air reading of his latest book, "Wut kommt selten allein," where they might get a sneak peek into the mystery surrounding the murderer's personal appearance.
By attending this event, crime fiction fans can immerse themselves in the intriguing world of South Tyrol, as portrayed in Neubauer's renowned series.
