When does the reading begin?

The event starts on September 3, 2026, at 7 PM.

Where does the reading take place?

At the Fürth City Museum at Ottostraße 2 in 90762 Fürth.

What is the entry fee?

The regular entry fee is 7 euros, reduced 5 euros.

Are there accessible entrances?

Yes, the Fürth City Museum has a barrier-free entrance, wheelchair lift, and accessible restrooms.

Can tickets be purchased in advance?

Yes, tickets are available in advance at the museum box office.

What is the reading about?

The focus is on a criminal case in the Bohemian-Bavarian border area, linked with a familial search for roots and German-Czech history.

Crime literature with border flair: Elmar Tannert reads in Fürth

Name: Elmar Tannert reads in Fürth: The Club of Poetic Policemen
Start: 2026-09-03T21:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-03T23:00:00+02:00
Location: Stadtmuseum Fürth

A crime novel between borderland, history, and wordplay

When Elmar Tannert reads from The Club of Poetic Policemen at the Fürth City Museum on September 3, 2026, literary tension meets historical depth. The event takes you right into a Bohemian-Bavarian borderland, where a mysterious corpse discovery triggers investigations and simultaneously uncovers a familial search for roots.

Crime reading with cultural resonance

Tannert's new novel combines crime action, regional memory, and the question of cultural identity into a multifaceted literary experience. The quirky regulars' table in the Czech pub, known as the Table of the Mad, adds a peculiar blend of humor, melancholy, and precision to the reading. This creates a reading atmosphere where linguistic artistry and suspense intertwine closely.

Border history as a narrative engine

The novel looks at the tumultuous German-Czech history and simultaneously opens up insights into smuggling, memory spaces, and hidden family lines. It is precisely this connection between genre elements and literary quality that makes the reading equally appealing to both crime and literature enthusiasts. Those who appreciate contemporary literature with a historical echo will find an evening of substance here.

The author and his literary signature

Elmar Tannert, born in 1964 in Munich, lives in Nuremberg and has worked for many years as a writer, editor, and translator. For his work, he has received the cultural promotion award from the city of Nuremberg, the Free State of Bavaria, and the district of Middle Franconia, among others. His texts display a keen eye for milieus, characters, and linguistic subtleties; this precision has a particularly strong impact in crime literature.

The Fürth City Museum as a suitable setting

The Fürth City Museum, with its historic atmosphere, provides an appropriate venue for a reading that deals with memory, region, and identity. The address on Ottostraße is well-connected, and the barrier-free entrance and wheelchair lift make visits easier. Additionally, accessible facilities and designated parking spaces are available for visitors with mobility restrictions.

An evening for crime enthusiasts and literature lovers

This reading promises not just a mere reading evening, but a literary event with depth. Those who experience Elmar Tannert's novel live will encounter a narrative that brings together suspense, historical reflection, and poetic condensation. Fürth thus receives an evening that resonates and incites a desire to delve into the text again in peace.

Conclusion: On September 3, 2026, the audience at the Fürth City Museum can expect a clever, atmospheric crime reading with regional roots and literary strength. Those who want to experience the interplay of history, border experience, and linguistic art live should not miss this evening.