NIMM PLATZ - Kölner Literatursommer mit Marco Hasenkopf

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Marco Hasenkopf reads from Eisflut 1784 as part of the Cologne Summer of Literature at NIMM PLATZ

Historical crime novelCologne 1784: In the middle of the harshest winter in living memory, a serial killer is on the loose in the city. The bailiff Henrik Venray and the headstrong pharmacist's widow Anna-Maria Scheidt go on the hunt for him and have to fight not only against a beast in human form, but also against cold and hunger. To make matters worse, a flood of meltwater of unimaginable proportions threatens to engulf Cologne and the Rhineland. A race against time begins.

Marco Hasenkopf, born in Hamm/Westphalia in 1973, studied archaeology and worked for many years as a screenwriter for theater and film productions. He has won the Kurt Hackenberg Prize for political theater and now lives in Cologne with his family as a freelance writer and theater producer.

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