When does the reading with Veit Bronnenmeyer take place?

The reading takes place on Saturday, November 28, 2026, at 7 PM.

Where does CRIME TIME with Veit Bronnenmeyer take place?

The venue is Die Stullerei at Waagstraße 4, 90762 Fürth.

How much is the admission fee?

The admission fee is 18 Euro. The event is designated as a box office event.

From which book does Veit Bronnenmeyer read?

Veit Bronnenmeyer reads from his Franconian crime novel The Logenschließer, which addresses a true case from Fürth's history.

Is the reading part of a literature festival?

Yes, the event is part of the literature festival READING! 2026 and the series Crime Time – Crime Novels in four Locations.

Is there a book signing or discussion round?

A book signing or discussion round is not indicated in the available event information.

Fürth crime suspense: Veit Bronnenmeyer reads The Logenschließer live

Name: CRIME TIME with Veit Bronnenmeyer
Start: 2026-11-28T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-28T21:00:00+01:00
Location: Die Stullerei

Veit Bronnenmeyer reads from "The Logenschließer"

When an unsolved murder case from Fürth's history reaches the present, a literary evening begins in the Stullerei, filled with suspense, regional memory, and precise crime art. As part of the literature festival READING! 2026, Veit Bronnenmeyer presents his new Franconian crime novel "The Logenschließer".

A historical case returns

The novel takes up a true case from Fürth's history. An old murder case is being reopened: Georg Keil and prosecutor Henriette Borstorf confront open questions, examine traces, and explore new connections. The narrative tension arises from the interplay of investigative work, historical references, and Franconian local knowledge.

Regional crime novel with literary accuracy

Veit Bronnenmeyer is one of the defining voices in the Franconian crime scene. His writing combines atmospheric settings, believable characters, and a clear, direct style. The ars vivendi publisher describes "The Logenschließer" as a crime novel based on a true case from Fürth's history. A review by the Nürnberger Zeitung highlights Bronnenmeyer's precise depiction of the Franconian way of life and his immediate empathy for his characters.

Reading atmosphere in a special setting

The Stullerei will turn into a stage for an author encounter, where voice, language, and action come together immediately. The reading as part of "Crime Time – Crime Novels in four Locations" promises a literary experience for all who appreciate regional literature, historical crime cases, and thrilling narratives.

An author with a literary profile

Veit Bronnenmeyer was born in 1973 in Kulmbach and has lived in Fürth since 2001. Since 1999, he has been writing crime novels, short crime stories, and literary contributions. For his short crime story "Striving for Self-Improvement", he received the Agatha Christie Crime Prize in 2009. In addition to his novels, he regularly writes for "Fürther Freiheit", the literary supplement of Fürther Nachrichten.

Conclusion: The reading offers suspense, linguistic artistry, and a special insight into Fürth's history. Literature enthusiasts will experience Veit Bronnenmeyer live, hear excerpts from "The Logenschließer", and dive into a crime case that connects historical reality with narrative dramaturgy.