Café littéraire with Marc Voltenauer

Marc Voltenauer, born in Geneva in 1973, is the region's leading author of thrillers. Of German-Swedish origin, he grew up in Versoix before moving to Gryon (Vaud) in 2013. After studying theology at the University of Geneva, he worked in banking, then in the pharmaceutical industry, before devoting himself fully to writing.

His first novel, "Le Dragon du Muveran" (2015), was a great success in French-speaking Switzerland. He launches the Inspector Andreas Auer series, a recurring character in his police investigations. "Qui a tué Heidi?" (2017) and "L'Aigle de sang" (2019) confirm this trend, the latter receiving the "Nouvelles Voix du polar" award.

At the beginning of 2025, Marc Voltenauer and Nicolas Feuz publish their first four-hander crime novel: "Ultimatum". The plot takes place at the heart of the federal government, mixing terrorist threats, high-profile trials and military cabals.

Marc Voltenauer has also published novels for young readers (Frissons suisses collection).

The meeting will take place on September 16 and will be moderated by Geneviève Erard, teacher at the Lycée-Collège de Saint-Maurice.

Free admission, welcome from 6.30pm, meeting starts at 6.45pm.


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