Martin Suter's New Thriller 'Ein und Alles' to Be Released in October, Followed by Reading Tour
Swiss author Martin Suter will release his new thriller 'Ein und Alles' on October 21 via Diogenes Verlag. The novel centers on a mysterious criminal case and an unusual love story. The plot follows Mila, whose husband Sascha fails to come home one evening. Although Mila is certain he cannot be far, the police soon search for him because money is missing from his company. Mila receives signs and discovers traces that could only come from Sascha, even after others believe he is dead. She follows the mysterious clues around the world to the South Pacific. Suter, born in 1948 in Zurich, is known for novels such as 'Melody' and 'Wut und Liebe', as well as his Business-Class stories, which have achieved international success. Since 2011, he has also written the Allmen crime series featuring a gentleman thief, with seven volumes currently available. Suter lives with his daughter in Zurich. In November, he will embark on a reading tour across Germany, with stops in Munich (Muffathalle, Nov 2), Berlin (Renaissance-Theater, Nov 4-5), Stuttgart (Liederhalle, Nov 11), Hamburg (Thalia Theater, Nov 13), Düsseldorf (Tonhalle, Nov 15), and Cologne (Theater am Tanzbrunnen, Nov 16). The article also mentions that readers interested in Suter's events should check the schedule of Edgar Selge's reading tour. The piece is written by Carsten Schrader and includes promotional content for the Reeperbahn Festival and other literary events.
Key facts
- Martin Suter's new novel 'Ein und Alles' will be published on October 21 by Diogenes.
- The novel is a thriller about a mysterious criminal case and an unusual love story.
- The plot follows Mila, whose husband Sascha disappears, and she follows clues to the South Pacific.
- Suter was born in 1948 in Zurich and has written novels like 'Melody' and 'Wut und Liebe'.
- He has also authored the Allmen crime series since 2011, with seven volumes available.
- Suter lives with his daughter in Zurich.
- A reading tour in November includes stops in Munich, Berlin, Stuttgart, Hamburg, Düsseldorf, and Cologne.
- The article is by Carsten Schrader and also mentions Edgar Selge's reading tour.
Entities
Artists
- Martin Suter
- Edgar Selge
- Carsten Schrader
Institutions
- Diogenes Verlag
- Muffathalle
- Renaissance-Theater
- Liederhalle
- Thalia Theater
- Tonhalle
- Theater am Tanzbrunnen
Locations
- Zurich
- Switzerland
- Munich
- Germany
- Berlin
- Stuttgart
- Hamburg
- Düsseldorf
- Cologne
- South Pacific