Stephan Enter
Stephan Enter (born November 12, 1973 in Rozendaal ) is a Dutch writer .
biography
Stephan Enter studied Dutch language and literature as well as Celtic literature and culture at the University of Utrecht . He made his debut in 1999 with the shorthand book Winterhanden , but had previously written two novels and twenty-five short stories, which he rejected for publication. With the novel Grip (2011) he reached a larger audience for the first time, so that he has been able to make a living from his work as a writer ever since. Enters work has been translated into German, Norwegian, Italian, French and Hungarian.
The author lives in Utrecht . Unlike other writers, he shuns the public and places great value on his private life. He wants to convince through his novels and be appreciated by the readers and not through appearances on talk shows.
Enter earns a lot of praise for its books. Despite his media aversion, he has received various awards and various nominations for prizes. This and the confirmation of his readership motivate him to work on new publications.
bibliography
Novels
- 2004 - Lichtjaren , Verlag GA Van Oorschot Amsterdam, ISBN 978-90-282-4200-5 .
- 2007 - Spel , Verlag GA Van Oorschot Amsterdam, ISBN 978-90-282-4219-7 .
- 2011 - Grip , Verlag GA Van Oorschot Amsterdam, ISBN 978-90-282-4179-4 .
- 2015 - Compassie , Verlag GA Van Oorschot Amsterdam, ISBN 978-90-282-6079-5 .
- 2019 - Pastorale , Verlag GA Van Oorschot Amsterdam, ISBN 978-90-282-9300-7 .
stories
- 1999 - Winterhanden (verhalenbundel), Verlag GA Van Oorschot Amsterdam, ISBN 978-90-282-4192-3 .
German translations
- Im Griff, (Grip) Transferred by Christiane Kuby , Bloomsbury Berlin publishing house
- Game, (Spel) Transferred by Christiane Kuby, Berlin Verlag
Awards
- 2012: Gouden Uil (Readers' Jury Prize) for Grip
- 2012: Ferdinand Bordewijk Prize for Grip
- 2012: CCS Croneprijs for his oeuvre
Nominations
- 2000: Libris Literature Prize (shortlist) for Winterhanden
- 2000: Dortse Debutantenprijs for Winterhanden
- 2001: Gerard Walschap Prize (shortlist) for winter hands
- 2005: Gerard Walschap Prize (shortlist) for Lichtjaren
- 2005: Libris Literature Prize (shortlist) for Lichtjaren
- 2008: Libris Literature Prize (longlist) for Spel
- 2008: Halewijnprijs for Spel
- 2012: Libris Literature Prize (longlist) for Grip
- 2012: AKO Literatuurprijs (shortlist) for Grip
- 2012: Gouden Boekenuil (shortlist) for Grip
- 2015: ECI Literatuur Prijs for Compassie
- 2016: Fintro Literature Prize (shortlist) for Compassie
- 2016: Nederlandse Boekhandelprijs for Compassie
- 2016: Euregio pupil literature prize for Grip / Prises / Im Griff
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ On the following see: Maarten Dessing: Stephan Enter over zijn schrijverschap en 'Grip' Interview on Grip and his way of working, first in BOEK No. 1, 2012, February 19, 2012 (Dutch)
- ↑ and: Maarten Dessing: Stephan Enter over 'Compassie' Interview on Compassie and Enters working style, first in: De Standaard , May 25, 2015 (Dutch)
- ↑ Pastoral. Retrieved November 9, 2019 .
- ↑ Winfried Stanzick, review of Im Griff, May 7, 2013 , from: versalia.de.
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Enter, Stephan |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Dutch writer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | November 12, 1973 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Rozendaal |