Book presentation - Wolfgang Georg Fischer - The back of the images
On Saturday, October 31, at 6 p.m., Christian Hoffmann presents his Vienna crime novel “The Sphinx in the Morning Light.” The story revolves around a mysterious woman, a missing hard drive, and a dead body – read by the author, accompanied by Theresa Duschl on the harp.
A mysterious woman. A missing hard drive. A dead man. In the park of Belvedere Palace, right next to a baroque sphinx, journalist Paul Fitzner encounters a photographer while jogging. She accompanies him to his apartment after dinner. But shortly after their arrival, the film cuts out. The next morning, Paul wakes up with a severe headache. The woman has vanished – as has his laptop and an external hard drive. Behind the apparent love affair lies a dangerous secret – and Paul himself has long been a part of it.
The author Christian Hoffmann reads. Theresa Duschl accompanies him on the harp.
The event takes place at the Kammerhofmuseum Bad Aussee, a traditional museum in the heart of Bad Aussee that makes the history, culture, and peculiarities of the Ausseerland tangible.
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Event location
Bad Aussee - Ausseer Kammerhofmuseum
Event organisation
Christian Hoffmann
Schubertring 8/2/7
1010 Wien
Event location
Sieglinde Köberl
Chlumeckyplatz 1
8990 Bad Aussee