With a performance by writer Dimitri Verhulst’s Friday night at the City Theatre in Amsterdam kicked off the eightieth edition of the Book Week. During the opening of the “insane” Boekenbal sang the 42-year-old Fleming with Willeke Alberti (70) the duet ‘Together’
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Verhulst, dressed in psychedelic suit, it was the first time the Boekenbal. It’s a party where “you cynical about impossible to do,” he said. “Many writers are risking their lives to write books.”
As the author of the Cloisonne this year he was guest of honor at the literary party, which many famous authors entered the red carpet. Among others Kader Abdollah, Connie Palmen, Joost Zwagerman and Heleen van Royen had himself dressed up for the prom, where 1,200 guests were invited.
This edition has “madness” as the theme, allowing the ball served this time as a “pilot project for people who suffer from insanity into contact with society.”
Paul Haenen spoke the opening program together, where writer and PC Hooft Prize winner Maarten Biesheuvel made its debut. He would sing a French song, but said instead “about everything he has experienced in lunatic asylums.” Dolman led the author finally under slight duress off the stage.
Fréderique Spigt spent with the song Suspicious Minds Elvis Presley a musical tribute to Pieter Steinz, the author of the Boekenweekessay this year suffering from ALS but it was there.
Verhulst wrote Cloisonne ‘summer you do not like to “that people get when they buy gifts for at least 12,50 euro book. Book Week lasts until 15 March. On this last day allowed people free train travel on presentation of Cloisonne. New is that travelers can open with the QR code back of the booklet the gates at stations
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