When does the reading with Markus C. Müller take place?

The reading takes place on Monday, November 16, 2026, from 7:30 PM to approximately 9:00 PM.

Where will the event be held?

The venue is the Erding City Library at Aeferleinweg 1 in 85435 Erding.

How much does admission cost?

An admission ticket costs 12 Euros.

What is In the Face of Life about?

The book addresses the question of whether professional success leads to contentment and describes Markus C. Müller's personal transition from career to hospice care.

Who organizes the evening?

The event is organized by the Erding City Library, the Catholic Adult Education Center Erding, the Adult Education Center in the Erding district, and the Christophorus Hospice Association.

Can the book be purchased on-site?

The available event information does not confirm book sales on-site.

Markus C. Müller reads in Erding 2026

Name: Reading with Markus C. Müller: In the Face of Life
Start: 2026-11-16T19:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-16T21:00:00+01:00
Location: Stadtbücherei Erding

Markus C. Müller reads in Erding about the courage to change

On Monday, November 16, 2026, the Erding City Library invites you to a personal reading with Markus C. Müller. The focus is on his book In the Face of Life – an autobiographically influenced examination of success, contentment, finiteness, and the question of an authentic life.

When professional success is no longer enough

Markus C. Müller knows the logic of a career from personal experience. As the founder of ubitexx and former Europe CEO of BlackBerry, he was professionally at the top. However, the prospect of further advancement did not lead to inner fulfillment. A book about the most common regrets of the dying became a crucial impetus for his thinking.

A reading about life decisions

In In the Face of Life, Müller combines personal memory with societal reflection. His narratives revolve around the tension between external success and inner coherence. It is not about simple self-help formulas, but about the literary and existential examination of one's own standards: What remains when status, income, and recognition lose their obviousness?

From the executive office to hospice care

The evening gains special urgency through Müller's biographical change of direction. After his career in the digital economy, he quit his well-paid job and completed training as a hospice companion. His encounter with the dying changed his perspective on time, closeness, and the significance of a successful life.

Literary experience in an intimate atmosphere

The Erding City Library provides the perfect setting for a concentrated author encounter. In the reading atmosphere, clear language, personal experience, and philosophical questions come together. Visitors can expect an evening about the art of language, the art of living, and the ability to view familiar success narratives in a new light.

Conclusion: An evening that leads to one's own life

Markus C. Müller's reading promises more than a book presentation. It opens a thoughtful approach to the themes of calling, mortality, contentment, and personal responsibility. Those who experience literature as a resonance space for cultural discourse and personal life questions will find an inspiring evening in Erding with lasting resonance.