Crime Hike with Eva Rossmann and Michael Kobr

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Crime Hike Ischgl Library Ischgl and Kultur im Dorf invite you to a crime hike with Eva Rossmann and Michael Kobr on August 25, 2026. Meeting point: 7:00 PM Altes Widum Ischgl. Admission: 15 Euros at the evening box office or online at facebook.com/buechereiischgl After Bernhard Aichner and Thomas Raab last year, Eva Rossmann and Michael Kobr will provide exciting hours this year as part of the Ischgl Crime Hike. At selected locations in and around Ischgl, the two crowd favorites will present passages from their works and tell an anecdote or two from their lives as authors. Eva Rossmann Born in Graz in 1962, lives in Weinviertel/Austria and Sardinia. Constitutional lawyer, political journalist, publicist, radio and TV presenter, freelance author since 1995. Numerous non-fiction books. Since her crime novel Ausgekocht, she has also been a cook at Buchinger's Gasthaus Zur Alten Schule. Her socio-political crime novels about the Viennese journalist Mira Valensky and her Bosnian-born cleaning lady and friend Vesna Krajner became bestsellers. Recently published by Folio: Heißzeit 51 (2019), Vom schönen Schein (2020), NO STRESS/Mira kocht (2021) - a cookbook for all occasions. Together with Manfred Buchinger: ENTSPANNT KOCHEN - Lieblingsrezepte aus Österreich (Pichler-Verlag, 2019). Paperback editions: Lübbe. E-books: Folio. The Sardinia crime novel TOD EINER HUNDERTJÄHRIGEN, Folio 2022, her declaration of love to the wonderful to murderous kitchen universe FINE DYING, Folio 2023, the current crime novel: ALLES GUTE, Folio 2024 - An app against the division of society? Possibly too good to be true ... Some awards: Communicator of the Year, Austrian Book Darling, Grand Josef Krainer Prize for Literature, Leo Perutz Prize for Crime Literature of the City of Vienna, 2024 Austrian Crime Prize Michael Kobr Bestselling author Michael Kobr, known for the cult and million-selling Kluftinger crime novels, has enriched the crime landscape with a fascinating setting that particularly awakens the desire to travel with his new successful novel series about investigator Lennart Ipsen, which takes place on the Danish holiday island of Bornholm. Even after well over a thousand events in the last two decades, Michael Kobr feels at home on stage. His readings promise an entertaining mix of crackling crime suspense and charming humor: With different voices and various dialects, the author breathes life into his characters and makes the island flair tangible on stage - and provides insight into his work and his travels to the Baltic Sea island. In June 2026, the new Ipsen crime novel "Sturm über Christiansø" will be published: In the middle of the Baltic Sea, not far from the Danish sun island of Bornholm, lie the small Pea Islands. A few dozen inhabitants, lots of nature and picturesque fishing cottages: the perfect idyll. Until the young environmental activist Anna disappears under mysterious circumstances. Is there a connection with her bitter fight against a large wind farm off the coast? Lennart Ipsen, head of the Bornholm CID, takes the mail ship to make initial investigations in tiny Christiansø. But a fierce storm is brewing, Lennart is stuck. And while the wind rages around the islands, he has to realize that even this seemingly enchanted place has not been spared the challenges of modern times - and envy, hatred and greed have their firm place. Afterwards, the library team invites you to a get-together with Eva Rossmann and Michael Kobr in the library premises. Drinks and snacks are included in the admission price. If the weather conditions do not allow a hike, the readings will take place in the Altes Widum Ischgl.