The Dedalus Book of Dutch Fantasy
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The Dedalus Book of Dutch Fantasy is anthology of fantastic literature from The Netherlands, edited by Richard Huijing and published by Dedalus Books in 1994.
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Introduction
In the Dark
By Arnold Aletrino
Breakfast
By Jan Arends
The Secret of Dr Raoul Sarrazin
By Maarten Asscher
Funeral Rites
By Belcampo
Highest Honours
By Huub Beurskens
Biker at Sea
By J. M. A. Biesheuvel
The Gospel According to Chabot
By Willem Brakman
The Disappearance of Bertje S.
By Remco Campert
Bluebeard's Daughter
By Louis Couperus
The Son of Don Juan
By Louis Couperus
The Sacred Butterfly
By Johan Andreas Der Mouw
Curious Things on the Plain
By Lodewijk van Deyssel
After the Hurricane
By Inez van Dullemen
Concerning the Experiences of Helenus Marie Golesco
By Jacob Israel de Haan
The Taxi Pig
By Fritzi Harmsen van Beek
Dumping Ground
By Marcus Heeresma
Pompeii Funebri
By A. F. Th. van der Heijden
Rustler
By Jan Hofker
Death and Life of Thomas Chatterton
By Frans Kellendonk
Baldur D. Quorg, Spider
By Anton Koolhaas
The Full Diagnosis
By Frans Kusters
Decorated Man
By Harry Mulisch
Souls Errant
By Carel van Nievelt
Looking Back: the Weapon
By Helene Nolthenius
Werther Nieland
By Gerard Reve
The White Woman
By Arthur van Schendel
The Unbalanced King
By Willem Schurmann
Affection
By Jan Siebelink
Leviathan
By P. F. Thomese
The Stone Face
By Simon Vestdijk
Feathered Friends
By Jan Wolkers
Notes on the Authors
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