Herman Gorter Book order
November 26, 1864 – September 15, 1927
Herman Gorter was a leading figure in Dutch Impressionism, whose early lyric poetry and epic poems achieved pinnacles of literary acclaim. His work was characterized by profound sensitivity and innovations in verse form. Beyond his literary career, Gorter was also a passionate socialist and politically engaged writer, actively participating in the shaping of the Dutch leftist movement. His poetry often reflected his ideological convictions and visionary ideas about societal transformation.
- 2024
- 2021
Set against the enchanting landscapes of Holland, the narrative follows May, a pure and vibrant girl, as she navigates the transformative journey of adolescence. Through vivid imagery, the story captures her exploration of spring's beauty and the deep spiritual experiences of youth. As May grows and matures, she confronts the inevitable passage of time, symbolized by nature's transition from spring to summer, reflecting on the profound changes that accompany growing up.
- 2021
The Essential Gorter 2 - Selected Poems
- 214 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Featuring a comprehensive collection of Herman Gorter's poems, this selection showcases the depth and beauty of his lyric verse, highlighting his status as a significant Dutch poet. It serves as a companion to M. Kruijff's translation of the epic "May," inviting readers to explore the diverse themes and emotions present in Gorter's work. This anthology provides an essential introduction to Gorter's poetic legacy for English-speaking audiences.
- 1991
Op kop, over sport
- 216 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Verhalen en gedichten over diverse sporten.
- 1989
