Marente de Moor
Marente de Moor (* 1972 in The Hague , Netherlands ) is a Dutch Slavicist , journalist and writer .
Life
De Moor studied Slavic Studies and lived in Russia for eight years after the collapse of the Soviet Union . In St. Petersburg she studied at a theater school and wrote articles and regular contributions for De Groene Amsterdammer , which appeared in 1999 in the Netherlands as Petersburger Erzählungen (original: Petersburger vertellingen ). After returning to Amsterdam , she worked for several years as an editor for the weekly newspaper HP / De Tijd .
In 2007 her first novel was published, De overtreder (2010 in German by Suhrkamp under the title Amsterdam and back ). Her novel De Nederlandse maagd , published in 2010, was awarded the European Union Prize for Literature in 2014. Her novel Roundhay, tuinscène was published in 2013 .
Marente de Moor has been a permanent columnist for the magazine Vrij Nederland since 2009 .
She is the daughter of the artist Heppe de Moor and author Margriet de Moor .
Honourings and prices
- 2011: AKO Literatuurprijs , Netherlands, for Der Nederlandse maagd
- 2013: European Union Prize for Literature for "De Nederlandse maagd"
Publications
- 1999: Petersburger vertellingen
- 2007: De overtreder
- 2010: Amsterdam and back . Roman, Suhrkamp, Berlin. ISBN 978-3-518-42184-0 .
- 2010: De Nederlandse maagd . ISBN 978-90-214-3842-9 .
- 2011: The Dutch Virgin , Roman, Suhrkamp, Berlin. ISBN 978-3-518-42253-3 .
- 2013: Roundhay, tuinscène , Roman.
- 2015: Gezellige behave, short stories
Web links
- Author's website (Dutch, German, English)
- Profile at Querido-Verlag (Dutch)
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Moor, Marente de |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Dutch Slavist, journalist and writer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1972 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | The Hague , Netherlands |