Rudolph Bolo Maeglin information

Rudolph Bolo Mäglin (also Rudolf and Maeglin), (26 Dezember 1898 in Basel – 28 April 1973 in Binningen) was a Swiss journalist, publicist, writer, poet and cabaretwriter.

Bolo Mäglin with bundle of newspapers and writing case

Bolo as a subject at the Basel Carnival *(Bolo in front of a judge)*

He worked as a writer and as a journalist for the National-Zeitung. Mäglin was mainly known through the novel Gilberte de Courgenay published in 1939 . His carnival novella Der Ruesser from 1957, which was later issued as an audio book version^[1] read by Ruedi Walter, was also awarded.

^ «Em Bolo sy Fasnacht», a triple-CD with an audio book- and a radio play-version of "Der Ruesser" and a radio play named "Dr letscht Mittwuch Morgestraich"

[1] «Em Bolo sy Fasnacht», a triple-CD with an audio book- and a radio play-version of "Der Ruesser" and a radio play named "Dr letscht Mittwuch Morgestraich"