Marie Molsberg in Ulm: Reading from Donnersonntage at Jastram

Event: Reading & Conversation at Jastram: Marie Molsberg with her novel Donnersonntage in Buchhandlung Jastram, Schuhhausgasse 8, 89073 Ulm on 11. November 2026

Date and Time

11. November 2026 19:00

Location

Buchhandlung Jastram OHG
Schuhhausgasse 8, 89073 Ulm, Deutschland

Price

5,00 €
Book Tickets

About this Event

Literature & Readings

Mood

Relaxed

Venue Type

Inside

Marie Molsberg reads Donnersonntage at the Jastram bookstore

On Wednesday, November 11, 2026, Marie Molsberg will present her novel Donnersonntage at the Jastram bookstore. The reading followed by a conversation starts at 7 PM and leads into an intense emancipation story from the Westerwald at the end of the 1960s.

A Love Against the Narrowness of the Province

Marie Molsberg's novel is set in 1969 when the Federal Republic stands between social upheaval and traditional moral standards. At the center are Renate, a married woman, and 19-year-old Raimund. An unusual love develops between them, which must withstand family expectations, village control, and the fear of scandal.

Donnersonntage combines a moving love story with themes such as self-determination, courage, and social limitation. The novel reflects a time when new life plans became visible while traditional role models held their power.

Literary Experience and Author Encounter

The reading atmosphere at Jastram promises direct access to Molsberg's narrative world. Voice, language, and conversation open the space for the characters, their conflicts, and the moral tensions of the novel. In direct exchange with the author, the book presentation becomes a personal author encounter with insights into creation, research, and literary design.

Marie Molsberg and her Literary Journey

Marie Molsberg was born and raised in the Westerwald. She studied medicine in Ulm and Kumasi, Ghana, and now works as a doctor and coach in Berlin. Her first novel What Remains of the Snow was published in 2022. With Donnersonntage, she presents a historically grounded entertainment novel about love, freedom, and female self-determination.

The novel was published in 2026 by HarperCollins as a hardcover with 416 pages. Literary critics praise the authentic depiction of village life, the emotional power of the plot, and the view of the social upheavals of the early 1970s.

Conclusion: Experience Literature Live

The reading at Jastram offers literary enthusiasts a concentrated literary experience between book premiere, conversation, and cultural discourse. Those who want to not only read Donnersonntage but experience Marie Molsberg's language and perspective directly will find a special place for encounter and exchange that evening.

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