Marcellus Emants
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Marcellus Emants (1848 – 1923) was a Dutch writer. He is one of the few examples of naturalists of Dutch literature and regarded as a forerunner of the Tachtigers. His best known book is A Posthumous Confession (1894).
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Life
His third marriage was with German actress Jenny Kuhn which begot one daughter, Eva Clara Jenny (July 14 1909 's Gravenhage, August 8 1985 Velp), who went on to call herself Lilith, after her father' epic poem of the same name.
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Bibliography
- Juliaan de Afvallige (1874)
- Op reis door Zweden (1877)
- Een drietal novellen (1879)
- Lilith (1879)
- Jong Holland (1881)
- Godenschemering (1883)
- Véleda (1883)
- Langs den Nijl (1884)
- Goudakker's illusiën (1885)
- Uit Spanje (1886)
- Adolf van Gelre (1888)
- Jonge harten (1888)
- Juffrouw Lina (1888)
- Fatsoen (1890)
- Haar zuster (1890)
- Dood (1892)
- Lichte kost (1892)
- Een nagelaten bekentenis (1894)
- Hij (1894)
- Onder ons (1894)
- Artiest (1895)
- Een kriezis (1897)
- Loevesteijn (1898)
- Op zee (1899)
- Vijftig (1899)
- Inwijding (1901)
- Een nieuwe leus (1902)
- In de praktijk (1903)
- Waan (1905)
- Loki (1906)
- Domheidsmacht (1907)
- Godenschemering (1910, bewerking)
- Liefdeleven (1916)
- Om de mensen (1917)
- Mensen (1920)
- Geuren (1924)
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