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Herman De Coninck Herman De Coninck (1944-1997), poet, essayist, and critic, was editor of the Flemish weekly magazine Humo and the literary magazine Nieuw Wereld Tijdschrift.The author of many collections of poetry, his work includes Onbegonnen werk (Hopeless Task, 1984), Enkelvoud (Singular, 1991), Schoolslag (Breaststroke, 1994), and the posthumously published Vingerafdrukken (Fingerprints).
Herman de Coninck ‘Toen ik naast mijn dode vrouw stond, dacht ik tiens, nu word ik
The Flemish poet Herman de Coninck, for instance, produced a 'free, and respectively very free' adaptation of sonnets by the unconventional and popular American bohemian writer Edna St. Vincent Millay. After his neo-realist poetry debut at the end of the sixties, which was highly acclaimed, De Coninck's poetics shifted towards a more.
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Herman de Coninck: THE PLURAL OF HAPPINESS. Selected Poems (translated by Laure-Anne Bosselaar and Kurt Brown) Paper $14.95 (ISBN -932440-30-4) "The translators have shaken his work into unforgettable poems in an English voice that startles and reminds the reader that translation is a magical process that never abandons the original text..
De Coninck, Herman Schrijversgewijs
Herman de Coninck, Ana Hatherly, Egito Gonçalves et alia (Translator) 3.50 avg rating — 2 ratings — published 1996
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15 quotes from Herman de Coninck: 'O, ik weet het niet, maar besta, wees mooi. Zeg: kijk, een vogel en leer me de vogel zien. Zeg: het leven is een brood om in te bijten en de appels zien nog rood van plezier, en nog, en nog, zeg iets. Leer me huilen, en als ik huil, leer me zeggen: het is niets.', 'من تو را دوست دارم. تو آن چه را که نمیتوانی دوست.
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Flanders' leading poet, Herman de Coninck, was born in Mechelen on February 21, 1944, and died in 1997 in Lisbon, Portugal. For 13 years he worked as a journalist for the Flemish weekly Humo.In 1984, he founded New World Magazine (Nieuw Wereldtijdschrift), which quickly became the most important Flemish and Dutch literary review.The author of seven highly acclaimed, prize-winning books of.
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Herman de Coninck (1944-1977) was a Flemish poet and essayist. In 2006, Oberlin College Press released a selection of his poems titled The Plural of Happiness, translated into English by Laure-Anne Bosselaar and Kurt Brown.
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Herman August Paul De Coninck was een Vlaamse dichter, essayist en journalist. Hij was gehuwd met schrijfster Kristien Hemmerechts . Herman de Coninck in de Nederlandstalige Wikipedia Herman de Coninck in de Digitale Bibliotheek voor de Nederlandse Letteren Herman de Coninck bij "Schrijversgewijs" Herman August Paul De Coninck was a Flemish poet, essayist and journalist.
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Herman de Coninck. De Coninck's poems, described as "strange, original, and absolutely fabulous" by the renowned Serbian-American poet Charles Simic, owe their popularity to the clear parlando style, the balanced tone and the familiarity of themes like love, mortality and loss. For De Coninck, poetry was, sometimes literally, an exercise.
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Herman de Coninck was born in Mechelen, Belgium, where his parents ran a Catholic bookshop. He attended the Sint-Rombouts College in Mechelen where he contributed to the school newspaper. Determined to become a writer, he studied Germanic philology at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven. While in Leuven he wrote for the University paper Universitas.
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Other articles where Herman de Coninck is discussed: Belgian literature: Prose:.Hugo Brems, Hugo Bousset, and Herman de Coninck. Brems proved an astute and skeptical chronicler of contemporary literature in general, Bousset championed postmodernist fragmentation and formal experimentation in prose fiction, and de Coninck became the most eloquent advocate of the muted, accessible, and ironic.
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Herman de Coninck Biography Herman de Coninck (21 February 1944 - 22 May 1997) was a Belgian poet, essayist, journalist and publisher. Herman de Coninck was born in Mechelen, Belgium, where his parents ran a Catholic bookshop. He attended the Sint-Rombouts College in Mechelen where he contributed to the school newspaper.
Vingerafdrukken, Herman de Coninck 9789029511605 Boeken
Herman de Coninck, Belgium's leading poet for many decades, appears in English in a single volume for the first time. Witty, tender, trenchant, wise, de Coninck's poems range from playful, terse love lyrics to darkly ironic, somberly truthful observations about human experience. Bosselaar and Brown, both fine poets in their own right, are skillful translators.
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Herman August Paul De Coninck ( Mechelen, 21 februari 1944 - Lissabon, 22 mei 1997 ), beter bekend onder de schrijversnaam Herman de Coninck, was een Vlaams dichter, essayist, journalist en tijdschriftuitgever. Herman de Coninck staat bekend als "de man die zijn volk poëzie leerde lezen", in navolging van de 19e-eeuwse schrijver Hendrik.
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When Herman de Coninck (1944-1997) passed away, Flanders lost one her most widely-read poets. The poet and essayist who taught his people how to read poetry was no more, but even after his death, his poetry debut, 'Limber Love', a collection of playful love poems, remains one of the best-sold volumes of Dutch-language poetry..
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Herman de Coninck, often referred to as "the man who taught his people to read poetry", was born in Mechelen in February 1944. De Coninck came in contact with literature at an early age, as his parents ran a bookstore. He studied German philology at the Catholic University of Leuven, and during his time there, he became involved with Universitas, a weekly student paper.