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Marjolijn Februari (1963) schreef de roman De zonen van het uitzicht en Een pruik van paardenhaar & Over het lezen van een boek, een wetenschappelijk proefschrift en literair verhaal in één. Ze is ethicus, jurist, en was columnist van het zaterdagse katern Het Betoog van de Volkskrant.
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