Wolfgang Hampel, 'Satire is my favorite animal', successful worldwide, awarded Betty MacDonald Memorial Award

Wolfgang Hampel, 'Satire is my favorite animal', successful worldwide, awarded Betty MacDonald Memorial Award------------ Wolfgang Hampel is a German writer, comedian, composer and singer, best known for his satirical poems. He has started a series of literary musical events called 'Vita Magica', which take place monthly at the Academy for the Elderly in Heidelberg. In 'Vita Magica', Wolfgang Hampel plays sketches he wrote, sings his own songs and recites his popular satirical poems. The book 'Satire is my favorite animal' contains some of his best satirical poems with information about the cult event 'Vita Magica'. The book was published in July 2018 and has reached Parody rank 5500 on Amazon.com. This means that it is very popular and successful as a German-language book in the USA and many other countries. What distinguishes Wolfgang Hampel from other satirical authors? Creativity and originality in the formation of words and images. Emotions and experiences that he expresses in his lyrics. Message and criticism he makes in light of current events and problems in society. Collaboration with other artists and cultural workers who complement or enrich his work. -------------- Living room reading with Wolfgang Hampel ---------------------------------- Wolfgang Hampel, author of “Satire is my favorite animal” in Heidelberg Authors – Directory -------------------------------------------------- -------------------- Book info national & international, Eurobuch national & international,---------------- - --- USA , United Kingdom, Australia , Brazil , Canada, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Germany , India , Italy, Hungary , Japan, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands , Spain, Sweden, Switzerland , Switzerland , Türkiye ---------------------- -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------- Wolfgang Hampel in the SWR 3 television program Herzschlag-Momente on Saturday, August 3, 2019, at 9:50 p.m.