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And the C. Buddingh' Prize goes to... (#PIFR)

Who will go home tonight with the C. Buddingh' Prize, the award for the best Dutch-language poetry debut of the past year? That will be announced tonight at Poetry International. A Quattro Mani makes a prediction.
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Contenders are Mathijs Gomperts with Zes, Jonathan Griffioen with Wijk, Sebastiene Postma with her collection Trappen and Marieke Rijneveld with Kalfsvlies.

The four were left out of a pile of 21 books of poetry. According to the judges, Joke van Leeu...

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A Quattro Mani

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Who will go home tonight with the C. Buddingh' Prize, the award for the best Dutch-language poetry debut of the past year? That will be announced tonight at Poetry International. A Quattro Mani makes a prediction.
Close to home
Contenders are Mathijs Gomperts with Zes, Jonathan Griffioen with Wijk, Sebastiene Postma with her collection Trappen and Marieke Rijneveld with Kalfsvlies.

The four were left out of a pile of 21 books of poetry. According to the judges, Joke van Leeu...

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