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Dutch literature

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Dutch literature: see Dutch and Flemish literature Dutch and Flemish literature, literary works written in the standard language of the Low Countries since the Middle Ages. It is conventional to use the term Dutch when referring to the language spoken by the people of the modern Netherlands, and Flemish
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4-5) and modern Dutch literature (Simon Vestdijk, who wrote a poem 'Aktaion' and a novel 'Aktaion onder de sterren').
Jane Fenoulhet, a delightful 20th century Dutch literature specialist who sits next to me, reveals that the Dutch-speaking Flemings whose taxes support the French-speaking Walloon south of deeply-divided Belgium, have what amounts to an embassy in London.
As a writer, he is perhaps best known for his first novel Pijpelijntjes, which appeared in 1904 and caused a considerable uproar on account of its explicit description of a homosexual relationship, the first such description in Dutch literature.
 
 
 
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