Leonie Swann liest aus „Widdersehen – Ein Schafskrimi“ in der Buchhandlung Heyn

Leonie Swann reads from "Widdersehen – A Sheep Mystery" at the Heyn Bookstore

"Widdersehen" reminds us how beautiful literary reunions can be. Sometimes characters return, and it feels like you just saw them yesterday. This reunion with Miss Maple and her flock feels like a familiar visit that was long overdue. The bestselling author Leonie Swann is back, and with her a new crime story. Once again, she leads us into a world where sheep quietly ponder what it means to be human, coming surprisingly close to us in the process. She takes us back to the familiar Glennkill, where nothing is as it initially seems. A book full of warmth and quiet wisdom, humorous and as quirky as ever. And while two decades have passed for us, it has only been a single year for the flock.

Leonie Swann was born in 1975 near Munich. She studied philosophy, psychology, and English literature in Munich and Berlin. With her first two novels "Glennkill" and "Garou," she achieved sensational success right off the bat: Both books topped the bestseller lists for months and were translated into 25 languages. They also became bestsellers internationally. Leonie Swann lives in Berlin and England.

The Heyn Bookstore has been embodying love for books and cultural exchange in the city for several generations. In a cozy living room atmosphere, one can browse through 25,000 always available, up-to-date titles. The traditional business, where two pitch-black cats curiously observe the happenings from their favorite spots, has received multiple awards.

Start
7:00 p.m.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m., free seating

Price
€ 25.00 per person (Please note that there is no discount with the "HEYN Bonus Card" for this event.)

You can book tickets for the event directly online here, or purchase them directly at the Heyn Bookstore. (Reservation by phone or email is not possible.)

An event as part of the Crime Festival Carinthia 2026.

Heyn Bookstore
Kramergasse 2 – 4
9020 Klagenfurt
Tel. 0463 54249-0
buch@heyn.at
www.heyn.at