Being interviewed in restaurant Viva Afrika, Rotterdam, Netherlands, during a book presentation organized by Boekhandel v/h Van Gennep, Rotterdam, Netherlands, by interviewer Ingrid Glorie.
Author: Etienne
Photo: Spui25
OBA, Amsterdam, being interviewed onstage by Jeroen van Kan at the opening manifesto of the Week of the Afrikaans Novel, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Photo: Het spel vraagt om ernst
In Dutch daily Trouw‘s insert for books and culture – Klimtol review.
Photo: Interview at Boekhandel De Vries
Interview at restaurant STAAL, Haarlem, Netherlands, with interviewer Ingrid Glorie.
Photo: Radio Interview on ‘Klimtol’ in Hilversum
Radio Interview on Klimtol in Hilversum, Netherlands, with Tineke de Nooij, AKN.
Photo: Symposium on Fiction and History
Symposium on Fiction and History, Regentenkamer, University of Leiden, Netherlands. Being interviewed by professor of Modern Dutch Literature Eep Francken and Ineke van Kessel of the Centre for African Studies.
Photo: Tros Nieusshow
On Tros Nieuwsshow, Media Park, Hilversum, Netherlands (interview on Klimtol), with the members of the Dutch group Nits.
In studio, Tros Nieuwsshow, Mediapark, Hilversum, Netherlands.
Photo: Interview in Roeselare’s public library
In Belgium to talk about Klimtol – stage interview in Roeselare’s public library, with Brussel FM’s DJ Kim Ponsaerts and author Marita van der Vyver.
Photo: Lunch meeting with the DBNL’s Cees Klapwijk
Discussing co-operation between the DBNL and Etienne van Heerden’s LitNet (www.litnet.co.za) – Lunch meeting with the DBNL’s Cees Klapwijk in Den Haag, Netherlands. (De Digitale Bibliotheek voor de Nederlandse Letteren is een website over de Nederlandse literatuur, taal en cultuurgeschiedenis. De site bevat literaire teksten, secundaire literatuur en aanvullende informatie als biografieën, portretten en hyperlinks, naast een groot aantal studies en primaire bronnen op het brede terrein van de Nederlands(talig)e cultuurgeschiedenis.)
Photo: Joost Nijsen with ‘Klimtol’
Dutch publisher Joost Nijsen (Podium Publishers, Amsterdam) with Etienne van Heerden’s 1964 Coca-Cola yo-yo and the Dutch edition of Klimtol.