Hans Brinckmann, born in The Hague, has been writing poetry and prose from his early teens. In the bleakness of post-war Holland he had to postpone his plans to become a writer and joined an international bank instead. After a career that took him to Japan, the U.S. and other countries, he turned to full-time writing at age 56 and has since published several books of fiction and non-fiction. In 1986 he was made an Officer in the Order of Orange-Nassau for ‘cultural and professional achievement.”
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Hiromi Mizoguchi, translator, born in Tokyo, holds an MA from the Graduate School of Social and Cultural Studies, Kyushu University. She has translated most of Brinckmann’s writings into Japanese.
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3 Ebooks by Hans Brinckmann
Hans Brinckmann: The Undying Day
A widowed water bird in an Amsterdam canal abandoned villages flitting fitfully by as he rides the Eurostar to Paris the sun, averse to setting, extending the you-filled day such are the diverse sour …
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Hans Brinckmann: Showa Japan
Japan’s momentous Showa era began in 1926, when Emperor Hirohito ascended the throne, and ended with his death in 1989. This was a tumultuous period in modern Japanese history–a time of great disast …
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