Marco Sagurna

Marco Sagurna (born October 14, 1961 in Wiesbaden ) is a German author , journalist , literature mediator and communication specialist.

Life

After his birth, Sagurna lived in Vechta, Lower Saxony, with his grandparents, Hedwig and Franz Sagurna, who were born in Ermland. Back in Hesse with his mother Eva Sagurna, he came to the Eichendorff School in Frankfurt in 1968. He completed his Abitur at the Main-Taunus-Gymnasium in Hofheim (1981), where he also edited the school newspaper “Oase”; as a television reporter he was on the road for the ZDF program Schüler-Express . He studied German , art and psychology in Frankfurt, Vechta and Angers (France) (1982 to 1991), and cultural management in Hanover (2003/04). He did his community service in Vechta with the Malteser Hilfsdienst (1982/83).

1986 to 1990 he gave his “Sagurna-Verlag” the literary magazine “megalomania” and between 1994 and 2002 in the “Eiswasser Verlag” the literary magazine “Eiswasser”. During the same period, he published poems in the magazines Blätter, Das Gedicht , Der Krähende Hahn, Der Literat , Flugasche, Fragmente, Hessischer Literaturbote, Karnickl, Literaturdienst, Pierrot and Staccato as well as in the anthologies Lyrik 87 und Ortsinformationen (both ed. Axel Kutsch ) , in Nagelprobe 4 ( Suhrkamp Verlag ) and at Radio Bremen . As the voice of the Vechta avant-garde rock group Tonale Kohorte, he appeared at art festivals of the Frankfurt group Kunst im Park. From 1992 to 2012 he organized literary events and publications as a board member of the Rolf Dieter Brinkmann Society .

After working in the editing department of the Frankfurt Suhrkamp Theaterverlag (1987 and 1989), Sagurna reported as a theater critic of premieres from Bremen, Hamburg, Hanover, Oldenburg and Osnabrück for the publishing group Kreiszeitung (Syke) and the Oldenburgische Volkszeitung (Vechta), for which he also worked Local reporter worked. In 1991 he headed the editorial department of the advertising paper Stadt- und Landrundschau in Vechta for a short time; From 1992 he was first a volunteer, then editor for culture and weekend magazine at the Kreiszeitung publishing group. In 1994 he switched to the Oldenburgische Volkszeitung as editor for culture and entertainment. He has lived in Hanover since 1999, until 2002 as an editor for the daily newspaper Neue Presse , first for local things, then for culture.

Since his stay as a guest lecturer for contemporary German literature and German media at the Indian Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda (2002), Sagurna has been working as an author, journalist and communications specialist; 2004 to 2005 as press spokesman and head of the projects Internet @ tlanten and online editors at the multimedia initiative n21 - Schools in Lower Saxony online eV and from 2007 to 2010 as head of the press office of the city of Oldenburg iO He has been with his wife Susanne Uhlmann since 2001 married.

Works

Single track

• Maximum - poems. 12 screen prints. Vechta 1987, ISBN 3-924143-99-4
• Strawberry Castle. Roman for men (Hessian version of the novel "Trumpet comes at eight"). Berlin 2012, ISBN 978-3-8442-3817-4 (paperback), ISBN 978-3-8442-3821-1 (e-book)
• Trumpet comes at eight. Roman for men (Lower Saxony version of the novel "Erdbeerburg"). Berlin 2012, ISBN 978-3-8442-3816-7 (paperback), ISBN 978-3-8442-3820-4 (e-book)
• Oldenburg. City-guide. Halle 2013, ISBN 978-3-95462-012-8 (co-author Jörgen Welp)
• Warmia - novel. Pop Verlag Ludwigsburg 2018, ISBN 978-3-86356-228-1
• Minimal - poems. Pop Verlag Ludwigsburg 2019, ISBN 978-3-86356-256-4

Editing

• Megalomania No. 1. With first publications by Fred Peerenboom, Klaus Schuker, Jörg Stein u. Beate Wolf. Vechta 1986, ISBN 3-924143-00-5 (together with Ellen Biesenbach, Diane Henschel, Doris Knirsch, Christian Noffke and Damian Ryschka).
• Megalomania No. 2. With first publications a. a. by Otto H. Dörner, Kai Engelke , Thomas Fischer, Josef Haslinger , Jan Koneffke , Martin Nemann u. Roland Paleski. Vechta 1986, ISBN 3-924143-01-3 (together with Ellen Biesenbach, Diane Henschel, Doris Knirsch, Christian Noffke and Damian Ryschka).
• Megalomania No. 3. With first publications by Ellen Biesenbach, Otto H. Dörner, Daniel Grolle , Jan Koneffke , Martin Nemann, Stephan Sagurna, Ahmet Sengül and others. Konrad Zaiss. Vechta 1987, ISBN 3-924143-03-X (together with Diane Henschel, Christian Noffke and Damian Ryschka).
• Megalomania No. 4/5. With first publications u. a. by Dirk Dasenbrock , Otto. H. Dörner, Lutz Rathenow , Jörg Stein, Jiri Wolker u. Gerald Zschorsch . Vechta 1988, (together with Martin Nemann and Jens Wiemken).
• Megalomania No. 6/7. With first publications u. a. by Dirk Dasenbrock, Eveline Hasler , Paul Hasler, Josef Haslinger , Thomas Jung, Robert Kowalik, Liermann / Weiss, Przemyslaw Rozenek, Lutz Rathenow u. Jörg Stein. Vechta 1989, ISBN 3-924143-05-6 (together with Markus Biebricher).
• Megalomania No. 8/9. With first publications u. a. by Dirk Dasenbrock, Otto H. Dörner, HEL, Thomas Jung, Jan Koneffke u. Jörg Stein. Vechta 1990, ISBN 3-924143-06-4 (together with Markus Biebricher).
• Too much - the long life of Rolf Dieter Brinkmann . With contributions and a. by Bert Brune , Dirk Dasenbrock, Jan Koneffke, Hermann Peter Piwitt , Hermann Rasche, Marcel Reich-Ranicki , Wolfgang Rüger, Ralf-Rainer Rygulla , Joachim Sartorius , Wolfram Schütte , Heinrich Vormweg , Richard Wagner , Dieter Wellershoff and others. Elisabeth Zöller . Aachen 1994, ISBN 3-89399-212-X (together with Gunter Geduldig).
• Ice water - I / 1994. With first publications u. a. by Ulrich Deppen, Kurt Drawert , Jan Koneffke u. Ingeborg Middendorf . Vechta 1994, ISBN 3-924143-07-2 (together with Dirk Dasenbrock).
• Eiswasser - I / II 1996. With first publications a. a. by Theo Breuer , Ulrich Deppen, Ulrike Draesner , Hans-Jürgen Heise , Jörg Stein, Jürgen Theobaldy u. Annemarie Zornack . Vechta 1996, ISBN 3-924143-08-0 (together with Dirk Dasenbrock).
• Ice water - III / 1997. With first publications u. a. by Ulrich Bergmann , Ulrich Deppen, Ulrike Draesner , Liermann & Weiss, Jörg Stein u. Gerald Zschorsch . Vechta 1997, ISBN 3-924143-11-0 (together with Dirk Dasenbrock).
• Ice water - real flowers. New German natural poetry. With first publications u. a. by Henning Ahrens , Christoph Wilhelm Aigner , Michael Buselmeier , Kurt Drawert , Ulla Hahn , Hadayatullah Hübsch , Sarah Kirsch , Ursula Krechel , Michael Krüger , Günter Kunert , Christoph Meckel , Heinz Piontek , Ralf Rothmann , Lutz Seiler , Jörg Stein, Jürgen Theobaldy , Hans-Ulrich Treichel , Richard Wagner, Ernest Wichner , Wolf Wondratschek a . Gerald Zschorsch. Vechta 1998, ISBN 3-924143-12-9 (together with Dirk Dasenbrock).
• Eiswasser I / II 1999. With first publications a. a. by Henning Ahrens , Helmuth Hageborn, Timo Harakka, Kirsten John , Justin Larutan , Dirk Levsen, Anja Ross, Sina Schreier, Manfred Wieninger u. Arnold Schmieder. Vechta 1999, ISBN 3-924143-14-5 (together with Cornelius Riewerts ).
• Ice water Switzerland 01. With first publications u. a. by Sibylle Berg , Urs Faes , Beat Gloor, Markus Hediger , Zoë Jenny , Klaus Merz , Erica Pedretti , Matthias Politycki , Christian Uetz , Aglaja Veteranyi u. Urs Widmer . Vechta 2001, ISBN 3-924143-18-8 (together with Markus Bundi).
• Eiswasser Special Literary Salon Hannover. With first publications u. a. by Henning Ahrens, Catrin Barnsteiner , Ulrich Bergmann , Markus Bundi, Dirk Dasenbrock, Ulrich Deppen, Gunter Geduldig, Kirsten John , Mischa Kopmann, Dirk Levsen, Henriette Kuhrt, Frigge Mehring, Steffen Popp u. Torsten N. Siche. Vechta 2002, ISBN 3-924143-21-8 .

Awards

• 2008: As a member of the application team, the “ City of Science 2009” title awarded to Oldenburg by the Stifterverband für die deutsche Wissenschaft (Stifterverband für die deutsche Wissenschaft ).
• 2004: As managing director of Eiswasser Verlag, the “Lower Saxony Publishing Prize” awarded by the Ministry of Science and Culture .
• 1998: As editor of the special prize of the German Local Journalist Prize of the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung, awarded to the Oldenburgische Volkszeitung for the “Tag des Gedicht” .

Web links

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Individual evidence

• About Marco Sagurna: https://marcosagurna.de/
• About the poet Rolf Dieter Brinkmann: http://www.zeit.de/1990/16/das-zittern-des-sterns/seite-1