Forbidden Fruits

Title: Forbidden Fruits

Author: Katja Schuurman

Binding: Paperback

EAN: 9789044633238

Condition: Good

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Description:
With this unique collection of erotic poems and stories, Katja Schuurman shows how much love she has for the written word, how great her love is for love itself and how versatile her taste is. Whether it concerns the lyrical romance of Pablo Neruda or M. Vasalis, the sharp, coarse words of Charles Bukowski, the sensitivity of Remco Campert and Ingrid Jonker, the tragedy of James Salter or the humor of PF Thomése and Ilja Leonard Pfeijffer: every author can make love with his words in his own way. Katja has tried to capture this diversity in her selection.

With her open mind, intense attitude to life and unique view of the world, Katja not only offers us a wonderful selection from erotic world literature, but also an insight into the fascinating mind of one of the most beautiful women in our country.

Katja Schuurman (1975) is a presenter, actress and the driving force behind the sustainable brand Return to Sender. She has been on Dutch television since she was seventeen. After working for BNN for years, she is now a familiar face at KRO-NCRV. She recently acted in the successful thriller series Vlucht HS13.

Woman's body, white hills, white thighs,
you seem like a world as you lie there in surrender.
My rough farm body digs into you and awakens
the child deep in your earth.
- Pablo Neruda