Meet the Author – The Liepzig Affair – Fiona RINTOUL Waterstones, Tuesday, November 11
Meet the Author – The Liepzig Affair – Fiona Rintoul
Waterstones Sauchiehall St
Tuesday, November 11 at 6:00pm
Tickets are FREE and available from the Ground Floor tills or by calling 0141 332 9105
The year is 1985. East Germany is in the grip of communism. Magda, a brilliant but disillusioned young linguist, is desperate to flee to the West. When a black market deal brings her into contact with Robert, a Scottish research student at Leipzig University, she conceives a plan to escape. Robert stumbles into a complex world of shifting half-truths – one that will undo them both. More than a decade later, Robert returns to post-communist Leipzig in search of answers. Can he track Magda down? And will the past give up its secrets?
Further details: 0141 332 9105
Waterstones, 153-157 Sauchiehall Street, G2 3EW Glasgow, United Kingdom
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