Geronimo

Leon de Winter (b. 1954) became known in the early 1980s with subdued, intellectual novels like 'Zoeken naar Eileen W' (Looking for Eileen W.) and 'La Place de la Bastille', but he later concentrated on creating vehicles for his most important themes – Jewish identity after the Second World War, good and evil – in what he refers to as ‘good reads.’ 'Kaplan' (1986), 'SuperTex' (1991), 'Zionoco' (1995) and 'God’s Gym' (2002) each became bestsellers.