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archiveFebruary 20, 2014

Imagining the past – a few notes on the art of the historical novel

Otto de Kat writes for PEN Atlas about the risks and benefits of using history in the novel, a device that when used badly can lead to over-writing and when used well serves the novelist like a butler

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archiveJanuary 3, 2013

High Impact from the Low Countries

​We begin PEN Atlas in 2013 with Michele Hutchison, who reports on the ‘High Impact’ tour that will bring Dutch authors to the UK later this month

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archiveSeptember 13, 2012

Entertainment for the Middle Classes? – The success of Herman Koch

Over a million copies sold, multiple translations, adapted for the stage – does Herman Koch’s ​The Dinner ​show a new way for Dutch literature? Michele Hutchison investigates for PEN Atlas

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