P'tit déj littéraire

As you prepare to choose your vacation destination, we invite you to explore the richness of crime fiction literature over an extremely dark cup of coffee, following in the footsteps of 110 writers across 19 European countries.22 Itinéraires autour du polar en Europe à ne pas manquer, éditions Emons 2025During two years, Marc Voltenauer and Benjamin Amiguet criss-crossed Europe, following in the footsteps of numerous crime fiction authors and the emblematic locations that make up their worlds. The result of this extraordinary adventure is a guidebook that's darker than dark, in which the authors they met share their favorite places and travel tips. A captivating immersion in detective literature, this guide invites you to discover a multitude of destinations from an unprecedented angle, but also to delve back into the genre's greatest titles.Our guests:Marc Voltenauer published his first novel "Le Dragon du Muveran" in 2015, a breathtaking thriller set in the village of Gryon where he lives. Andreas Auer, a somewhat atypical investigator, homosexual and living in concubinage with Mikaël, holds the leading role in this book and will even be the common thread in a series of successful thrillers, between suspense, psychology and Alpine landscapes. Marc Voltenauer's subsequent books include "Qui a tué Heidi?", "L'Aigle de sang" and "Les Protégés de Sainte Kinga". The Swiss writer explores social realities and plunges readers into obscure worlds, while anchoring his stories in the rich cultural and natural heritage that French-speaking Switzerland has to offer.Benjamin Amiguet worked for several years in tourism promotion. With Marc Voltenauer, he co-wrote the guide "111 lieux des Alpes vaudoises à ne pas manquer" published by Emons (2022), as well as two children's novels in the Frissons suisses collection published by Auzou.Moderation:Stéphanie Schwitter Glassey, author and therapist.Trait d'Union, May 9, 2026 at 10 a.m.Price du P'tit déj, from 9:30 a.m.: 16 CHF - Reservations required: 027 346 53 64

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