Marquess Iron

Based on the original from the 19th century, I wrote a new version with historical content and contemporary moral values. Compared to the original, all characters are the same, only the values of women and diversity are in my version more realistic. I filtered out the values of the Catholic Church, which changed much of the original version of the XII century. My version is also a statement against animal abuse and pro-animal rights. As you can see from the original, hunting does not become acceptable by being overlaid with the gloss of traditional culture. It's only murder.

Paul Riedel, born in Brazil and raised Afro-Brazilian, met his German/Italian family at the age of nine. With this unusual background, he confronted homophobia, racism, abuse of minors and other current issues during his life. Through his experience and self-taught literary and historical knowledge, he succeeded in developing his personal style and his own genre in the German language as well.