It was a premiere for the people of Obernau. For the first time in the more than 15-year history of "Gutenachtgeschichte unterwegs", the SCHWÄBISCHEN TAGBLATT's red reading chair came to their village. And with it came around 180 listeners. The Osiander bookshop was also there as the organizer. The reading evening was hosted by TAGBLATT employee Dunja Bernhard.
The first reader of the evening was Inka Frahm from Rottenburg, who took a seat in the reading chair. She had brought the book "Café Hölderlin. Tübingen city views of the living, the dead and the seemingly dead" by Christian Hörburger. The author lives in Obernau. But that was not the reason for her choice. The former bookseller and cultural editor had proofread the texts. "Even then, the stories grew on me," she revealed.