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EPISODE · Jan 18, 2022 · 39 MIN

Was liest eigentlich... Volker Dützer?

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Im Interview mit dem Krimi- und Thriller-Autor Volker Dützer Der Klassiker – natürlich wollten wir wissen, wie er zum Schreiben gekommen ist (eine schöne Geschichte! Versprochen 👍). Inzwischen hat er 13 Bücher veröffentlicht – welches liegt ihm am meisten am Herzen und schreibt er lieber Thriller oder historische Romane (ja, auch so etwas macht Herr Dützer)? Und könnte er sich vorstellen auch noch weitere Genres auszuprobieren? Woher nimmt er eigentlich seine Ideen und – sind ihm Schreibblockaden fremd? Wie recherchiert er (spannend, weil seine Antwort wirklich ungewöhnlich ist) und was macht er, wenn er nicht schreibt? Seine Buchempfehlungen: Dean Koontz, "Devoted - Der Beschützer"Linkbeschreibung Dean Koontz "Die Nacht der Zaubertiere"Linkbeschreibung Brandzeichen "Jesse Stone" ReiheLinkbeschreibung Delia Owens "Der Gesang der Flußkrebse"Linkbeschreibung Simone St. James "Zimmer 103 "Linkbeschreibung Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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