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Marcel Krueger is a German writer and blogger who owns a sword cane and a laptop. He loves doing stuff with words, and did not go to school to learn this. He lived in Dublin, Ireland for the last five years and is currently trying to divide his time between Berlin, Cologne and Dublin.

Marcel is a regular contributor for:

Pocketcultures
meg.ie
The Dublin Community Blog (Winner Irish Blog Awards 2009)

His articles have been published in Daily Telegraph, Reykjavik Grapevine, Süddeutsche Zeitung (Germany), Vision Magazine (China), Le Cool Dublin, Hackwriters Magazine, Spotted by Locals, Slow Travel Berlin and of course this blog here. His poem “Cities” was featured in the Upstart exhibition project in Dublin.

He is co-founder and contributing editor of the ongoing travel- and music documentary Sonic Iceland about contemporary Icelandic music.

In 2011, Marcel has published his first book, a collection of short stories and blogposts entitled “Stop Coming to My House”.

Marcel is also a graduate of the Matador New Media School for Travelers.

Before devoting every ounce of Rock’n'Roll he possesses to his writing, Marcel has been shouting for a couple of metal bands, worked as DJ for a German radio station and used to run his own booking agency.

Networks:

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