About Gerry van der Linden
Born 1952. Gerry van der Linden is a Dutch poet and writer.
Gertrude Maria Johanna Catharina "Gerry" van der Linden (born 25 November 1952) is a Dutch writer. Van der Linden published her first collection of poetry De Aantekening (The Note) in 1978. She moved to the United States in 1979, living in New York City and San Francisco for the next four years. After returning to the Netherlands, she published her second book of poetry Val op de rand (Fall on the Edge) in 1990.
Selected works
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Enveloppen (Envelop), novella (1992) Aan mijn veren hand (At my Hand of Feathers), poetry (1993) Wind, novel (1995) Zandloper (Sandglass), poetry (1997) Dolk (Dagger), novel (2000) Uitweg (Way Out), poetry (2001) Goed volk (Good People), poetry (2004) Glazen Jas (Coat of Glass) (2007)
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Who is Gerry van der Linden?
Dutch poet and writer
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Gerry van der Linden was born on 25 November 1952 in Eindhoven.
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Gerry van der Linden is a poet and writer.
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Gerry van der Linden is Dutch.
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