Jutta Chorus
Jutta Chorus (b. 1967) is a writer and journalist. She has co-written books on Pim Fortuyn’s political career, and the murder of Theo van Gogh. Her chronicle of the Rotterdam migrant neighbourhood Afri was nominated for the 2010 M.J. Brusse Prize for the best journalistic book. In 2020, she produced a documentary about Queen Beatrix, based on an earlier book.
Recent Books
Alma's Daughters - Five Lives in the Shadowsd
The untold ‘herstories’ of a family of talented women
The Time Traveller
Fascinated by Jules Verne’s world-famous adventure novel Around the World in Eighty Days, Dröge decided at a very young age to undertake that nineteenth-century ‘journey through time’ himself. As we know, the protagonist completes his journey within the promised eighty days because by travelling eastwards he gains time.
Diaries 1996-2006
‘Reading a diary is like being offered an extra life.’
Absolute Democracy: Chronicle of a Foretold Reckoning
A powerful warning against the rise of authoritarian political leaders.