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EPISODE · Feb 15, 2023 · 53 MIN

Was liest eigentlich... Peter Grandl?

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Im Interview mit Peter Grandl, (Drehbuch-)Autor, Texter und Filmemacher 01:10 Du bist ja nicht nur Autor, sondern arbeitest auch im Filmbereich – wie kam es dazu? 05:38 In den 80ern hattest du einen Star Wars Club – wie kann man sich das vorstellen? 10:00 Du schreibst und drehst schon seit Jahren Filme. Wie kam es, dass du 2020 dann zum Medium Buch wechselten? 19:45 Du stellst die Leser:innen mit dem Buch vor ein moralisches Dilemma und halten der Gesellschaft einen Spiegel vor. Wie waren denn die Reaktionen auf die Geschichte? 23:30 In "Turmschatten" wurden sehr viel Geschichte und Milieu Studien verarbeitet. Wie sah die Recherche für das Buch aus? 32:45 Im Dezember erschien dann Band 2 von "Turmschatten" – inwiefern handelt es sich um einen Nachfolger? 37:55 Zu "Turmschatten" soll es auch eine Serie geben. Ist das der Traum eines jeden Autors? 45:15 Du hast erzählt, du machst auch Musik – welche Musik denn? Hier geht es zu Peter Grandls Instagram und Büchern:Zu Instagram Zu Peter Grandls Büchern Peter Grandls Buchempfehlung:Nicholas Gage: EleniZum Buch Und zum Abschluss unser Bookbeat-Rabatt für euch:Zu BookbeatMit dem Code: buchplausch erhaltet ihr 1 Gratis Monat Bookbeat Viel Spaß beim Hören! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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