Leopoldstadt author enthusiastic about thriller: The dead Panther is here!

Leopoldstadt author enthusiastic about thriller: The dead Panther is here!

A new star in the crime thriller: Kornel Kreidenhuber, better known as his pseudonym Kornelius Taxenbach, has published his debut with the title "Der Tote Panther". The Leopoldstadt author lives and works in Vienna and thus brings a breath of fresh air to the domestic crime scene. He draws his inspiration from his work in management consultancy, which becomes clear when developing his characters and their motives. According to meinzirk.at has worked on his first thriller for two years.

The focus of the action is Peter, who is in psychotherapy. The crime thriller begins with a tech mecht in an hourly hotel and addresses internal tornness and balance of power. Unlike conventional thrillers, Kreidenhuber does not focus on the crime, but to the characters and their complex motives. The dead Panther, a symbol of Rainer Maria Rilke's poem, runs like a thread through history and increases the topics of identity and inner conflicts that Rilke masterfully treated in his work.

The connection to the poetry

rilke's poem "The Panther" is more than just a title, it also reflects the emotional and philosophical questions that are also interested in chalk. Interecophil describes how the Panther in Rilke's work is interpreted as a symbol for the oppressed human existence and the search for freedom. This topic also runs through "The Dead Panther" and invites readers to understand the inner fights of the characters. It becomes clear that every translation of a poem, including that of Rilkes works, tells its own story and is not identical to the original.

Rainer Maria Rilke, who lived from 1875 to 1926, is considered one of the most important poet in German -language literature. His influential work always deals with identity and the search for truth. On poem7.de his development is highlighted by a sentimental poet to one of the most lyrically intense writers. Kreidenhuber shares this search for identity and knowledge in his novel.

The way to the book

For Kreidenhuber, working on "Der Dead Panther" was not only a literary challenge, but also a personal journey. His interest in philosophy and psychology developed during his school days and is reflected in the profound character drawing of his crime novel. This multifaceted view makes the relationship between the protagonists exciting and captivating.

The book has now been published by Novum Verlag and costs 22.90 euros. Of course, "The Dead Panther" is also available online at www.novumverlag.com. Kreidenhuber already suggests that he works on a successor novel in which the characters return from his debut. If you want to learn more about the author, you can find him on Instagram at @kornelius taxenbach.