Anne Eekhout
Anne Eekhout (b. 1981) made her debut as a novelist in 2014, with 'Dogma' (shortlisted for the Bronzen Uil and longlisted for the AKO Literatuurprijs).
Anne Eekhout’s first novel, Dogma, was published in 2014 and nominated for the Bronzen Uil for best debut. This was followed by the publication of Op een nacht (One Night, 2016) and Nicolas en de verdwijning van de wereld (Nicholas and the Vanishing of the World, 2019), named Best Youth Book. Anne Eekhout achieved a sensational breakthrough with Mary (2021), the translation rights of which have been sold to no less than sixteen countries.
More Anne Eekhout
Mary
Fact and fiction meet feminism and creation in this speculative exploration of the life and the psyche of Mary Shelley, who, by the age of twenty, had given birth and written the classic novel 'Frankenstein'. Anne Eekhout investigates the power of creativity and the monsters within our minds.
The Enchantment of Lucy Applewhite
A thrilling and moody gothic novel about a girl who is afraid evil resides within her