Open-air Reading: Simone Buchholz

Simone Buchholz

Open-air Reading: Simone Buchholz

Simone Buchholz

1:45pm

Saturday, June 3, 2023

Join us by the water to listen to live readings from some of MOTIVE’s featured authors! In Harbourfront’s West Bays, German author Simone Buchholz will read from the latest book in her Chastity Riley Investigation series, The Acapulco.

Event Info:
Date & Time: June 3 at 1:45pm ET
Where: Harbourfront Centre’s West Bays
Duration: 15 minutes

This reading is presented as part of the free events at #MotiveTO, taking place in Harbourfront Centre’s west bays and open to the general public. No tickets or passes are needed to attend.

This event is supported by the Goethe-Institut.

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Reading

Join us by the water to listen to live readings from some of MOTIVE’s featured authors! In Harbourfront’s West Bays, German author Simone Buchholz will read from the latest book in her Chastity Riley Investigation series, The Acapulco.

Event Info:
Date & Time: June 3 at 1:45pm ET
Where: Harbourfront Centre’s West Bays
Duration: 15 minutes

This reading is presented as part of the free events at #MotiveTO, taking place in Harbourfront Centre’s west bays and open to the general public. No tickets or passes are needed to attend.

This event is supported by the Goethe-Institut.

Goethe Institut Logo - White

Reading

Featured Authors

Simone Buchholz was born in Hanau, and trained to be a journalist at the prestigious Henri-Nannen-School in Hamburg. In 2016, Simone Buchholz was awarded the Crime Cologne Award as well as runner-up in the German Crime Fiction Prize for Blue Night, which was number one on the KrimiZEIT Best of Crime List for months. The critically acclaimed Beton Rouge, Mexico Street, Hotel Cartagena and River Clyde all followed suit in the Chastity Riley series, with The Acapulco reloading the series. She is on the board of PEN Berlin, and is at the forefront of the lobbying movement for fair pay for authors. Simone Buchholz’s Festival appearance is generously supported by the Goethe-Institut.

Read more about Simone Buchholz

1:45pm

Saturday, June 3

What to read

The Acapulco by ,
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