Carolin Frey's Dark Psychological Thriller 'Das Krähenzimmer' Reviewed

Carolin Frey's debut novel 'Das Krähenzimmer' is a dark psychological thriller that delivers goosebumps and shock moments, according to a review on kulturnews.de. The review, written by Nils Heuner, highlights the book's chilling atmosphere and suspenseful narrative. The article also includes a promotional section for 'Dein Schlüssel zur Szene' (Your Key to the Scene), offering exclusive benefits, tickets, events, news, and prize draws. Additionally, the page features other literary news: Gulistan by Karosh Taha, reviewed by Matthias Jordan; Irvine Welsh's 'Men in Love', a direct sequel to 'Trainspotting' published over 30 years later, with a live presentation in September; a list of the best books for September 2026, including works by Sven Regener, Mirko Bonné, and Karosh Taha, ahead of the Frankfurt Book Fair; and a podcast episode of 'Berliner Zimmer' featuring Thị Thanh Thảo Trần discussing her novel 'Menschen wie wir' with hosts Judith Gridl and Klaus Rathje.