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  • Editorial: Paramaribo : Schrijversgroep Moetete, 1968

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    Librería: Klondyke, Almere, HolandaKlondyke

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    Condición: Usado - Aceptable

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    Softcover. Condición: Good. Oorspronkelijk geniet omslag, softcover, kaartje, 8vo.

  • Idioma: Holandés

    Editorial: Paramaribo, 1970

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    Librería: Hampstead Books, Haverfordwest, Reino UnidoHampstead Books

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    Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. SIGNED & DATED WITHOUT INSCRIPTION on title page in yellow ink in the author's native Suriname. Light wear to paperback, rubbing bottom of spine, tannng and spots to edges, binding tight, pages clean save for perhaps the odd spot. Dispatched from the UK same or next working day. NB: Due to the utter stupidity of Brexit, parcels sent to the EU may incur customs charges. This from Wikipedia: Shrinivási (12 December 1926 - 26 January 2019)[2] was a Surinamese poet, whose civil name is Martinus Haridat Lutchman. He was born in Kwatta, Suriname and a teacher by profession.[3] In 1949 he moved to Curaçao[4] where his earliest poetry was published as Fernando in the magazine Caraïbisch Venster.[5] Lutchman decided to change his pseudonym to Shrinivási which means noble resident of Suriname,[1] and published in Tongoni (1958-1959), Soela (1962-1964) en Moetete (1968). His first publication of a collection of poetry was Anjali in 1963.[5] His best known collections are Pratikshā (1968), Om de zon (1972), and Sangam (1992).[6][4].…