Joost Zwagerman: ferskil tusken ferzjes
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Zwagerman made his debut with the novel ''De houdgreep'' in 1986. His second novel, ''Gimmick!'' (1989), was adapted as a play, and reached a much wider audience. He wrote his third book, ''Vals licht'', in 1991 and was awarded the [[ECI Literatuurprijs|AKO Literatuurprijs]]. ''Vals Licht'' was the basis for a movie by [[Theo van Gogh (film director)|Theo van Gogh]] (1993).
More novels followed, including ''Chaos en Rumoer'', ''Zes Sterren'' and ''De buitenvrouw''.
Zwagerman syn wurk is oerset yn tolve talen, ûnder oaren yn it [[Dútsk]], [[Frânsk]] en [[Japansk]].
Besides books, Zwagerman also published gedichten en essays. His first collection of poems was published in 1987 ''Langs de doofpot''.
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Besides his work as a writer and columnist, he also frequently appeared on Dutch national television, in the program [[De Wereld Draait Door]],<ref>[http://dewerelddraaitdoor.vara.nl/ dewerelddraaitdoor.vara.nl]</ref> broadcast by [[VARA]],<ref>[http://vara.nl/ vara.nl]</ref> where he often held mini-lectures on art-related topics. As an amateur art lover himself, Zwagerman enjoyed transmitting his love for art to a wider audience.
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