Anneloes Timmerije
(Amsterdam, 1955) is a journalist and author of literary and historical non-fiction. In 2005 she made her fiction debut with the collection of short stories Zwartzuur (Black Acid), which received good reviews and was the winner of the Vrouw&Kultuur Debuutprijs 2006. This success was followed by Timmerijes first novel De grote Joseph (The Great Joseph, 2010). She also published Slaapwandelen bij daglicht (Sleepwalking in daylight), Indisch zwijgen (I2013) and, together with Charles den Tex, Het vergeten verhaal van een unshakeable liefde in oorlogstijd (Finding Her, 2014). Her historical novel De mannen van Maria (Maria's Men, 2019) tells about a young woman married off in 1625 to the Dutch East Indies.
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VPRO OVT Live
With: Anneloes Timmerije, Clarice Gargard, Dido Michielsen, Ellen Deckwitz, Jos Palm, Liesbeth Zegveld, Nelleke Noordervliet, Paul van der Gaag, Reggie Baay, Robin Block, Stefan Hertmans
Every Sunday morning, the topicality of history is the focus of one of the most popular radio programs in the Netherlands. On Sunday morning, 19 January 2020, OVT will be broadcast live from Writers Unlimited festival in Theater aan het Spui. You can listen to and watch discussions, interviews and stories by festival authors and others. Hosts: Paul van der Gaag and Jos Palm. Program in Dutch.
