When does the reading take place

The event is scheduled for 20.06.2026 at 19:30.

Where does the reading take place

At Der Bogenhof, Bogenstraße 7, 90762 Fürth.

How long does the evening last

The exact duration is not officially stated. An evening format with reading and possible short discussion time serves as a guide.

Is there an entrance fee known

A verified ticket price is not mentioned in the available data.

Are there any travel instructions

Yes. According to the venue information, the subway stations Stadthalle and Rathaus can be reached in about five minutes on foot.

Can you find more information about the place there

Yes. Der Bogenhof describes itself as a small cultural quarter with a workshop, herb garden, and space for readings and events.

Leonhard F. Seidl ignites alpine tension in the intimate Bogenhof in Fürth

Name: Reading with Leonhard F. Seidl: Crime Scene Alps
Start: 2026-06-20T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-20T23:00:00+02:00
Location: Der Bogenhof

Crime reading with alpine thrills at Bogenhof

Leonhard F. Seidl brings with Crime Scene Alps an anthology full of suspense, linguistic art, and regional imagery to Bogenhof. The reading as part of StadtLesen combines literary quality with the intimate atmosphere of an author encounter, appealing to both crime enthusiasts and literary curious alike.

Alps as a stage of abysses

Eleven short crime stories gather crime scenes between Dachstein, Watzmann, Matterhorn, and Lake Lucerne. It is in this concentration that the unique strength of the collection unfolds: precise characters, tight story arcs, and the silent threat lurking behind grand landscapes. Seidl reads from a short crime story, opening the view to the dark side of seemingly idyllic places.

An author with a literary profile

Leonhard F. Seidl, born in 1976, lives in Fürth and works as an editor, lecturer in creative writing, nature writer, and author. He has published novels, short stories, essays, and journalistic texts. His work has been awarded multiple times; among other accolades, he received the cultural prize of the city of Fürth. This reading promises not only entertainment but also an insight into an author who connects literary narration with social awareness.

Bogenhof as a fitting place

Bogenhof at Bogenstraße 7 is considered a small cultural quarter with a workshop character, herb garden, and professional framework for readings, lectures, and other cultural formats. The location in Fürth is well connected, with the subway stations Stadthalle and Rathaus only a few minutes' walk away. This creates a place where reading atmosphere and urban accessibility converge.

StadtLesen as a literary experience

In the context of StadtLesen, the evening gains additional radiance: literature is not only presented here but experienced as a shared cultural event. Those interested in crime literature, short crime stories, anthologies, and alpine settings will experience an evening with dense atmosphere and clear profile.

Conclusion: This reading with Leonhard F. Seidl promises an evening between alpine tension, literary precision, and personal closeness to the text. Anyone looking for substantial crime literature should experience the event at Bogenhof live.