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Favorite authorsGerrit Achterberg, Dante Alighieri, Apuleius, Théodore Agrippa d’Aubigné, Ingeborg Bachmann, Georg Büchner, Italo Calvino, Remco Campert, Hans Faverey, Robin Lane Fox, Natalia Ginzburg, Nikolai Gogol, Herman Gorter, Heinrich Heine, Willem Frederik Hermans, Friedrich Hölderlin, Homer, Johan Huizinga, Alfred Jarry, James Joyce, Franz Kafka, Gerrit Kouwenaar, Li Bo, Lucebert, Niccolò Machiavelli, Michel de Montaigne, Eugenio Montale, Multatuli, Robert Musil, Tonnus Oosterhoff, Paul Van Ostaijen, Georges Perec, Petronius, Marcel Proust, Alexander Pushkin, Raymond Queneau, François Rabelais, Sa'di, Arthur Schopenhauer, Sei Shonagon, William Shakespeare, Murasaki Shikibu, Laurence Sterne, Wallace Stevens, Georg Trakl, Lao Tzu, Willem die Madoc maecte, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Cao Xueqin, Marguerite Yourcenar, Zhuangzi (Shared favorites)

Favorite bookstoresDe Boekenbeurs, De Drukkerij

Favorite librariesKoninklijke Bibliotheek - National Library of the Netherlands, Zeeuwse Bibliotheek

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We carry with us the wonders we seek without us: there is all Africa and her prodigies in us. (Sir Thomas Browne)

About my libraryMostly literature, with a penchant for poetry. Some history, philosophy and other non-fiction.
And then there is SF; actually my third collection of SF: I sold my first one in the sixties, started anew somewhere in the seventies, gave it away in the eighties; started my third collection around 1990. A few years ago I sold most of my SF novels: to me SF is primarily a short story genre. Especially in SF I hate things called "sagas" or "epics".







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Dag Henk,

Via pagina van Chris Heijnen kwam ik op het NRC artikel van 2007 waarin u opgevoerd wordt, grappig.

Groet, Ad uit Almere
Hi Henk,

Sorry about that! I try not to do things like that when other people are working on the page - I know how confusing it can be to find things being pulled out from under your feet.

There are a lot of pages like that, where splitting the combined page was the best solution at the time, but separating the pages and aliasing the works is now better. I keep an eye out for any really distinctive names that are split - it's often a result of being combined with a more generic name, so I try and tidy them up.

Something which adds to the confusion is that I have to have a split and an unsplit version of the page open at the same time, to copy across the Common Knowledge - in this case from the old Dante Alighieri(1) page to the unsplit Dante Alighieri page. To anyone else, this can look like I'm splitting and unsplitting the page for no reason. I really wish there was some way of transferring CK between pages for the same author, the way it can now be done from one language site to another.

Anyway, I'm sorry for wasting your time like that - I should have checked the logs more carefully. Thanks for taking it so kindly!
Ha henk,

Dank voor je hulp! Met z'n allen werken we langzaam maar zeker heel LT door... Mooi dat Pepys weer een beetje op orde is.

groet,

sneuper
Geen probleem. Die pagina moest toch al onder handen genomen worden - ook al omdat er een heel stel "Ruusbroec" aan ontbraken.
Goeie Dag Henk

Don't you think this is wrong (Top 50 edition separators (log)
timspalding (7,342)) , as I have done over 2000 separations and they arn't reflected?
You can't separate No Exit from No Exit and Three Other Plays the way you're doing it. No Exit and Three Other Plays / Jean-Paul Sartre (ISBN 0679725164) (1458 copies separate) is too large to separated, so you have to take that as nucleus and move all the No Exit to a new work.
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