New Crime Museum Inspires Bestselling Author Klaus-Peter Wolf

The museum in Norden, dedicated to regional crime culture, sparks ideas for Wolf's future novels.

Klaus-Peter Wolf, known for his Ostfriesenkrimis, draws inspiration from a new crime museum in Norden.
The museum celebrates the rich tradition of crime literature and film in Ostfriesland.
Wolf's novels, which have sold over 15 million copies, are set in real locations with characters based on real people.
The exhibition also highlights the influence of past authors like Hansjörg Martin on the genre.
The contrast between idyllic landscapes and crime plots continues to attract fans to the region.