Jörg Gräser and Cathrin Moeller: Readings delight Delitzsch!

Jörg Gräser and Cathrin Moeller: Readings delight Delitzsch!

Delitzsch. On December 6th at 7 p.m. The reading takes place in the hotel "Zum Weissen Ross" and is a special opportunity for fans who want to experience it live again after the sold -out reading on October 25th. The Engler bookstore in Delitzsch organizes this additional date because the interest in Greens' stories of animals in nature is extremely high.

Jörg Gräser is not only known for his time at the Leipzig Zoo, where he was "elephant, tiger & Co." for 20 years with the animal documentation "Elefant, Tiger & Co." His audience inspired, but now also as an author. His book contains 42 stories about animal encounters from his experience, accompanied by personal anecdotes. Grasses convey his experiences with different animal species in a vivid way and gives insights into the beauty of nature.

Insights in Gräß's animal stories

In spring 2023, Grass, who was previously known as a zookeeper for his encounters with lions, provided excitement when he was put into another area with less exciting animals. This led to protests among his fans. But Grasser has accepted the challenge and is now committed to the preservation of the animal world. His book offers more than just stories - it is a call to think about species protection and nature awareness.

The event location for the reading, the hotel "Zum Weissen Ross", is a cultural center in Delitzsch, where literary events often take place. Tickets for the evening are available at the Engler bookstore, Eilenburger Straße 11. The opening times are Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

In connection with Jörg Gräser, another author, the former Delitzscher Cathrin Moeller, also comes. On November 6th, she will read from her latest crime novel "Death Jibrus" in the "Markt Zwanzig" event house "Markt Zwanzig". This third part of the series is about exciting and mysterious events during the Störtebeker Festival.

Moeller is also a won author with a moving history. Her crime novels gained awareness and were translated into several languages. Her spelling seems inseparable to her home Delitzsch, because many of her stories contain echoes of local conditions.

The readings of the two authors are not only events for book lovers, but also offer an insight into the rich cultural life of Delitzsch. Interested parties who want to learn more about Jörg Gräser's experiences can stay up to date to experience the fascinating stories and love for animals firsthand. For a deeper insight into the upcoming events, the report on www.lvz.de to be recommended.

This closeness to the readers and the opportunity to exchange personal exchange make the readings of grasses and Moeller particularly attractive. The organizers hope for lively encouragement and invite everyone interested to experience these cultural highlights.