Matthias Ackeret will read from his latest and seventh novel, "EVA," which has already made headlines in the media. The Swiss newspaper "Schweiz am Wochenende" described it as a "pointed page-turner," while National Councillor and SRF literary critic Gerhard Pfister characterized it as "entertaining, witty, varied, and full of punchlines." Matthias Ackeret is the publisher and editor-in-chief of "persönlich," the leading specialist publisher for communication and marketing. He is also known for his long-term interviews with Christoph Blocher on "Teleblocher," the longest-running podcast in the world.

The story: Television star Eva, inspired by TV presenter Eva Wannenmacher, flees to the Hotel Belvédère on the Furka Pass, the most famous abandoned place in the Alps, after a disastrous interview with the Swiss Federal President. There she meets her longtime acquaintance Elon, who is fleeing to the Valais Alps to escape the American President's vengeful desires. Together they fight the madness of our time. This has a lot to do with Graubünden: The American President wants to expel all Romansh speakers from the USA, which would mean utter chaos. 

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