Monday 23 March in Studio B | Central Library The Hague
Because of the corona virus, the government has decided to take measures. Therefore the Central Library is also closed until March 31 and all programs have been canceled
Canceled due measures against coronavirus.
Nino Haratischwili & Lisa Weeda
Eastern Europe and beyond: talking about family, roots and defining moments in history.
On the closing day of the 25th Winternachten International Literature Festival The Hague, Sunday 19 January 2020, Alderman Robert van Asten presented the Hague literary awards during the Schrijversfeest in Theater aan het Spui. Stefan Hertmans received the Constantijn Huygens Prize. In the Spot on Young Poets final, the Jonge Campert Prize for the best student poet went to Stian Olesen, a fourteen-year-old pupil of De Vrije School Den Haag.
Read more about Presentation of The Hague literary awards; Stian Olesen (De Vrije School The Hague) wins Young Campert-award 2020.
On 1 April 2020 Ton van de Langkruis will leave as director of Writers Unlimited, the foundation that organises the Winternachten international literature festival and monthly literary evenings in The Hague.
Read more about Departing Writers Unlimited director Ton van de Langkruis awarded with Stadspenning (City Medal)
Meet the author in the festivalprogram Fifty Ways to Free Your Language with poet and writer Antjie Krog (South Africa) and writer Petina Gappah (Zimbabwe) during Friday Night Unlimited on 17 January in Theater aan het Spui. Tickets here available.
Read more about Festivalwriter Simone Atangana Bekono in Top 3 Literary Talent
How to live with autism? Dutch authors Judith Visser and Erik Jan Harmens investigate the impact on daily life when you have to deal with autism.
Read more about Watch online: Living with Autism - Judith Visser and Erik Jan Harmens
Writer Rosemary Sullivan (Canada) interviewed by journalist and Russia expert Michel Krielaars about her biography Stalin's daughter.
Read more about Watch online: Rosemary Sullivan on 'Stalin's Daughter'
