Glück reimt sich nicht auf Leben

It's really like a curse, every celebrity writes a book. It all started with a lonely, rainy vacation in Thailand. Instead of lying on a dream beach in the sun, Bjarne Mädel sat in a downpour at an Indian restaurant and thought to himself, "This is silly, I'm in Thailand eating Indian food!" The absurdity of his situation condensed into a short rhyme lifted his spirits so much that he began to try rhyming more often. He only faced setbacks on his way to becoming a poetry star in America. There, his professor crossed out every single word of a newly created masterpiece. But that was a long time ago. His poems are drawn straight from life. They simply cover everything that matters: anarchy and the morning after, Thai massages and the beloved intervertebral disc, stars on vacation and dialogues with one's own lungs. Hilariously funny.