Jonas Lüscher · Dirk Oschmann · Ingo Schulze

Name: Jonas Lüscher · Dirk Oschmann · Ingo Schulze
Start: 2026-06-09T20:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-09T20:00:00+02:00
Location: TaunusTurm

took place · 9 Jun 2026

TaunusTurm, Frankfurt, Germany

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Jonas Lüscher · Dirk Oschmann · Ingo Schulze — TaunusTurm, Frankfurt

Foto: Martin Kraft · CC BY-SA 3.0

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An evening with three German authors at TaunusTurm in Frankfurt.

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About: Jonas Lüscher

Jonas Lüscher is a Swiss author writing in German, born in 1976. He made his debut with the novella Frühling der Barbaren (2013), translated into several languages. His fiction takes a sharply ironic look at contemporary capitalism and Western society.

About: Dirk Oschmann

Dirk Oschmann is a German literary scholar and professor of German studies. His book Der Westen: Eine Einrede (2023) sparked a broad public debate about the cultural and social divide between eastern and western Germany.

About: Ingo Schulze

Ingo Schulze is a German writer born in 1962 in Dresden. His novel Simple Storys (1998), a portrait of everyday life in post-reunification eastern Germany, brought him wide recognition. His prose returns again and again to the social upheaval that followed the fall of the Berlin Wall.

About the venue: TaunusTurm

TaunusTurm is a prominent mixed-use skyscraper in Frankfurt's banking district, completed in 2014. Standing approximately 170 metres tall, it combines office space with residential apartments and is one of the city's most recognisable modern high-rises. The tower occasionally hosts corporate and cultural events in its public and event spaces.

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