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Sybe Minnema (19 June 1924 – 19 July 2015), known by his pen nameSybren Polet, was a Dutch prose writer and poet. He won numerous awards, among them the 2003 Constantijn Huygens Prize.[1]
Sybren Polet in 1978
Born in Kampen, he worked as a teacher in Zwolle. After World War II he made his debut under his own name with the poetry collection "Genesis" (1946). As Sybren Polet he made his debut in 1949 in the literary magazine Podium, which he served from 1952 to 1965 as an editor. In 1961 he published his first novel "Breekwater" (Breakwater).
His work is counted among that of the Vijftigers, a literary movement from the 1950s in the Netherlands and Belgium.
His prose (novels and stories) has a strong experimental / innovative character, where the boundaries between genres and conventions structure and chronology split apart: dream and reality co-exist, past, present and future blend together; characters have no fixed properties. In this way he tried to articulate the complexity of existence, showing that it is anything but static and straightforward. Polet also wrote plays and children's books and put together anthologies of poetry and science fiction (perhaps the first of their kind in Dutch). He died in Amsterdam at the age of 91 on 19 July 2015.[2][3]
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Polet to the talk page For more guidance see Wikipedia Translation Sybe Minnema 19 June 1924 19 July 2015 known by his pen name Sybren Polet was a Dutch prose writer and poet He won numerous awards among them the 2003 Constantijn Huygens Prize 1 Sybren Polet in 1978Born in Kampen he worked as a teacher in Zwolle After World War II he made his debut under his own name with the poetry collection Genesis 1946 As Sybren Polet he made his debut in 1949 in the literary magazine Podium which he served from 1952 to 1965 as an editor In 1961 he published his first novel Breekwater Breakwater His work is counted among that of the Vijftigers a literary movement from the 1950s in the Netherlands and Belgium His prose novels and stories has a strong experimental innovative character where the boundaries between genres and conventions structure and chronology split apart dream and reality co exist past present and future blend together characters have no fixed properties In this way he tried to articulate the complexity of existence showing that it is anything but static and straightforward Polet also wrote plays and children s books and put together anthologies of poetry and science fiction perhaps the first of their kind in Dutch He died in Amsterdam at the age of 91 on 19 July 2015 2 3 Prizes edit1959 Jan Campert Prize for Geboorte stad 1959 Poezieprijs van de gemeente Amsterdam for Vleselijke stad 1972 Herman Gorterprijs for Persoon onpersoon 1973 Busken Huetprijs for Literatuur als werkelijkheid Maar welke 2003 Constantijn Huygens Prize for his whole body of work 2005 Dirk Martensprijs for Een geschreven levenPartial bibliography editGenesis 1946 poetry book Demiurgasmen 1953 poetry book De Steen 1957 fairytale novel Klein Kareltje wordt Keizer 1957 children s book De Vuurballons 1957 science fiction compendium De Stenen Bloedzuiger 1957 id Organon 1958 poetry book Geboorte Stad 1958 poetry book Lady Godiva op scooter 1960 poetry book Het Huis 1960 single actor play performed at the Avant garde festival in Brussels Het warme Noorden 1960 compendium of modern Swedish poetry in conjunction with Amy van Marken 1900 1950 1960 compendium of modern foreign poetry in Dutch translation Reprinted in 1975 as Door mij spreken verboden stemmen De demon der eetzucht 1960 Konkrete Poezie 1961 Breekwater 1961 novel Verkenning in het onbekende 1964 Verboden tijd 1964 De koning komt voorbij 1965 drama in drie stadia Mannekino 1968 novel Kikker en nachtegaal 1969 compendium of foreign poetry about the Netherlands and Dutch from the 17th century to the present De Sirkelbewoners 1970 novel Persoon Onpersoon 1971 collected poetry De man die een hoofd groter was 1971 fairytales with a foreword by Ans Wortel De geboorte van een geest 1974 Illusie amp illuminatie 1975 poetry book Adam X een oratorium collage met recitatieven aria s koren en koralen 1973 Droom van de oplichter werkelijkheid 1977 Namen zijn nieuws 1977 Gedichten 1978 Ander proza 1978 compendium of Dutch experimental poetry Een heel klein mannetje en andere sprookjes 1978 Xpertise of De experts en het rode lampje 1978 novel Een harde noot om te kraken 1982 onder de naam Henk Noriet De poppen van het Abbekerker wijf 1983 Taalfiguren 1 en 2 1983 Crito ik ben de literatuur nog een haan schuldig notities 1986 In de arena 1987 short fiction Soren Kierkegaard Dagboeken 1991 De creatieve factor kleine kritiek der creatieve on rede 1993 essays Het gepijnigde haar 1994 short fiction De andere stad een labyrint 1994 novel Taalfiguren 3 amp 4 1995 Stadgasten anamorfosen 1997 novel De hoge hoed der historie een geschiedboek 1999 novel Veldwerk 2001 short fiction Gedichten 1998 1948 2001 collected poetry Luchtwegen Nergenswind 2003 Tussen de zwarte en de witte pagina de voorgeschiedenis van het moderne proza 2003 De dag na de vorige dag een oversprong 2004 Een geschreven leven 1 2004 autobiography Een geschreven leven 2 2005 autobiography Een geschreven leven 3 2005 autobiography Dader gezocht Play in 2006 Avatar Avader 2006 poetry book Bedenktijd Een mozaiek 2007 Binnenstebuitenwereld 2008 poetry book Donorwoorden 2010 poetry book De Gouden Tweehoek 2011 Virtualia Teletonen 2012 poetry book Het aaahh amp ooohh van de verbonaut 2014 poetry book References edit Voorvechter van het experiment in Dutch volkskrant nl 28 July 2015 Sebastiaan Kort 28 July 2015 Schrijver en dichter Sybren Polet overleden in Dutch NRC Handelsblad Retrieved 2 August 2015 Schrijver Sybren Polet overleden in Dutch Nederlandse Omroep Stichting 28 July 2015 Retrieved 2 August 2015 Profile at the Digital library for Dutch literature Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Sybren Polet amp oldid 1076480696, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
