Stefan Hertmans

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Stefan Hertmans (2010)

Stefan Hertmans (born March 31, 1951 in Ghent ) is a Belgian author of the Dutch language.

Life

Hertmans grew up in Ghent and studied philology at the University of Ghent . He worked for a time as a teacher of philosophy and art history at the Hogeschool Gent and holds lectureships at the University of Ghent as well as guest lectures at various international cultural institutes.

Hertmans published several prose works, over a dozen volumes of poetry, various collections of essays on literary, cultural, historical and philosophical topics as well as a number of plays. Hertmans lives near Brussels and not far from Mont Ventoux in Monieux , the focal point of his historical novel Die Fremde , published in 2016 .

Works (selection)

  • Ruimte . Prose. Van Hyfte, Ertvelde 1981
  • Kopnaad . Drama, premiere at Kaaitheater 1994, directed by Jan Ritsema
  • Naar Merelbeke . Novel. Meulenhoff, Amsterdam 1994
    • Translated by Kathrin Kötz: Amselbach . Novel. Kiepenheuer, Leipzig 1996
  • Steden: Verhalen onderweg . Meulenhoff, Amsterdam 1998
  • Goya as hond . Meulenhoff, Amsterdam 1999
  • Behaved as op de eerste dag Roman . Meulenhoff, Amsterdam 2001
  • Translated by Heinrich G. Schneeweiß : Scardanelli . Poems. Athena, Oberhausen 2001
  • Oorlog en terpentijn . Novel. De Bezige Bij, Amsterdam 2013 ISBN 978-90-234-7671-9
    • Übers. Ira Wilhelm : My grandfather's heaven . Novel. Hanser, Berlin 2014. Paperback edition under the title War and Turpentine , Diogenes Verlag, ISBN 978-3-257-24431-1 .
  • De bekeerlinge . Novel. De Bezige Bij, Amsterdam 2016

Awards

Nominations

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Stefan Hertmans , at schrijversgewijs
  2. Lothar Müller : And everything is danger . Review, in: Süddeutsche Zeitung , March 21, 2017, p. V2 1