Literatur im Museum

Riki Metz-Lerchental las gemeinsam mit fünf anderen steirischen AutorInnen im Hans Gross Kriminalmuseum.

Brigitte Krems (rechts), Marina R. Soral (Mitte) und Christian Bachhiesl, Kurator des Hans Gross Kriminalmuseums (links).

Rund 60 Literaturbegeisterte kamen an die Uni Graz. Fotos: Johann Leitner.

Steirische AutorInnen lasen aus ihren Werken

Die Veranstaltung „13. Kulturland Steiermark“, eine Kooperation des Hans Gross Kriminalmuseums der Uni Graz und des SoralPRO-Verlages, führte am 25. Oktober 2012 mehr als 60 literaturbegeisterte BesucherInnen ins Kriminalmuseum.

Die begeisterte HörerInnen lauschte sechs steirischen AutorInnen, die Nachdenkliches und Berührendes aus ihren frisch erschienenen oder gerade entstehenden Texten präsentierten.

Riki Metz-Lerchental las aus "Lass mich bei dir sein"

Hilde Maria Brandstetter las aus "Hoffnung-Geben-L(i)eben"

Markus P. Seamore las aus "William und die Gang" und "Deadalus"

Brigitte Krems las aus "Fremde in der Heimat"

Marina R. Soral las aus "Tu Felix Musa Bananica"

Danach bestand die Möglichkeit, im Rahmen einer Führung durch das Kriminalmuseum mit den AutorInnen ins Gespräch zu kommen - diese wurde weidlich genutzt. "Ein sehr geglückter Auftakt unserer Zusammenarbeit", resumierte Kurator DDr. Christian Bachhiesl.

Christian Bachhiesl & Gerhild Kastrun

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