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The noted Dutch poet and novelist Cees Nooteboom reflects on the life of the mind through a reexamination of books, music, art, travel, and gardening

533 day in the life of a great writer, reflecting on his immediate surroundings on the island of Menorca, on literature, global affairs and his place in the universe.

The essays in this hymn to Australia begin with the author's visit to Broome in the northwest. Weaving the occasion of his arrival in this remote town with his exploration of its history, Nooteboom splices the details of time to create this book.

First published as Venetièe: de leeuw, de stad en het water by De Bezige Bij, Amsterdam, in 2019" -- title page verso.

The noted Dutch poet and novelist Cees Nooteboom reflects on the life of the mind through a reexamination of books, music, art, travel, and gardening

The great Dutch author and traveller Cees Nooteboom (author of Roads to Santiago and The Following Story) sheds new light on the city, its history and its treasures

Five hundred and thirty-three days in the life of a great writer, with his day-to day care of his house and his plants on the island of Menorca, and his reflection on the world and his place in the universe.

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Nooteboom has achieved the impossible: to say something new about the ageless city about which everything has been said" ALBERTO MANGUELVENICE: "A dream of palaces and churches, of power and money, dominion and decline, a paradise of beauty." By the author of Roads to Santiago and Roads to BerlinWith this treasury of his time spent in Venice over a period of fifty-five years, Nooteboom makes himself the indispensable companion for all lovers o...

A memoir of reflections and pictures by the great European novelist, which is playful and poignant, and beautiful and bizarre, illuminating the broadest questions of human existence through the minutiae of everyday life.

From a Dutch author, this traces Berlin's history from the fall of the wall to the present day. Covers politics, people, architecture and culture, and features b/w photographs by Simone Sassen throughout.

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