Van Oude Menschen de Dingen, die Voorbij Gaan
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In "Van Oude Menschen de Dingen, die Voorbij Gaan," Louis Couperus duikt diep in de complexiteit van ouder worden en de geheimen die families kunnen verbergen. De roman volgt een familie die worstelt met hun verleden, terwijl een duister geheim steeds groter wordt en hun levens beïnvloedt. Couperus verweeft subtiel de thema's tijd, geheugen, spijt en dood in een verhaal dat de lezer meeneemt in de diepe emoties van het ouder worden.Book Details
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Louis Couperus
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Louis Marie-Anne Couperus was a Dutch novelist and poet. His oeuvre contains a wide variety of genres: lyric poetry, psychological and historical novels, novellas, short stori...
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