Some encounters set things in motion – like the chance conversation between Robert Leitner and publisher Nina Altmüller at an exhibition celebrating World Book Day. A brief exchange developed into more than a professional connection: a creative collaboration that resulted in a gripping crime novel – and a powerful example of how creative networks can flourish over the years.
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