Willy Roggeman
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- | '''Willy Roggeman''' (b. [[Ninove]], [[9 June]] [[1934]]) is a [[Belgium|Belgian]] writer and jazz musician. | + | '''Willy Roggeman''' (b. [[Ninove]], [[9 June]] [[1934]]) is a [[Belgian writer]] and jazz musician. |
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Willy Roggeman (b. Ninove, 9 June 1934) is a Belgian writer and jazz musician.
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Bibliography
- De adem van de jazz (1961)
- Het goudvisje (1962)
- Blues voor glazen blazers (1964)
- Yin/Yang (1964)
- Literair labo (1965)
- Jazzologie 1940-1965 (1966)
- Nardis (1966)
- De axolotl (1967)
- Het zomers nihil (1967)
- Catch as catch can (1968)
- Free en andere jazz-essays (1969)
- De ringen van de kinkhoorn (1970)
- Homoïostase (1971)
- Made of words (1972)
- Indras (1973)
- Gnomon (1975)
- De goddelijke hagedisjes (1978)
- Lithopedia (1979)
- Glazuur op niets (1981)
- Postumiteiten (1996)
- De gedichten 1953-2002 (2004)
Awards
- 1962 - Leo de Kreynprijs
- 1965 - Arkprijs van het Vrije Woord
- 1971 - Bijzondere prijs van de Jan Campertstichting
- 1982 - Belgische staatprijs voor literatuur
See also
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André Goudbeek, Arkprijs van het Vrije Woord, Arthur Cornetteprijs, August Beernaertprijs, Bijzondere prijs, Dirk Martensprijs, Driekoningenkunstweekends, Herman Uyttersprot, Het balanseer, Johan Sonneville, Leo J. Krynprijs, Ninove, Rijk der Moeders
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