Georges Eekhoud

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Georges Eekhoud, portrait by Félix Valloton

Georges Eekhoud (born May 27, 1854 in Antwerp , † May 29, 1927 in Schaarbeek ) was a Belgian French-language writer .

He was rediscovered thanks to the French woman Mirande Lucien , who wrote her doctoral thesis on him. Mirande Lucien also published several works by Eekhoud in French.

Published in German translation

  • Kees Doorik. A Flemish moral novel. Stuttgart et al: Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt , 1893. 176 pages.
  • Kees Doorik. A Flemish moral novel. ( Insel-Bücherei 216.) Translated from the French by Tony Kellen . Leipzig: Insel-Verlag .
    • 1st edition 1918. 87 pages.
    • 2nd edition 1981. 118 pages.
  • Burch Mitsu. A story. ( Island Library 216.) Transferred from Jean Paul of Ardeschah . Leipzig: Insel-Verlag, 1917. 63 pages.
  • The new Carthage. ( Library of Novels 44.) Transferred by Tony Kellen. Leipzig: Insel-Verlag, 1917. 402 pages.

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