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"What makes this poetry so good? Janssen takes a risk by letting the poem find its own bedding, she is open to any new vista that appears and astonishes with absurd images, yet this isn't all it takes to write strong poetry. What matters is that the stakes are high. This poet desperately tries to grasp something of the insane world in which we have ended up and in which we have to make do with totally inadequate means." -Piet Gerbrandy, De Groene Amsterdammer

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"What makes this poetry so good? Janssen takes a risk by letting the poem find its own bedding, she is open to any new vista that appears and astonishes with absurd images, yet this isn't all it takes to write strong poetry. What matters is that the stakes are high. This poet desperately tries to grasp something of the insane world in which we have ended up and in which we have to make do with totally inadequate means." -Piet Gerbrandy, De Groene Amsterdammer
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Autorenporträt
Sasja Janssen is a poet and novelist who lives in Amsterdam, where she also works as a teacher of Dutch as a second language. Querido, a major Amsterdam publisher, brought out two novels (2001 and 2005). Following the death of her father, Janssen has mainly written poetry, and has published four full collections, most recently Happy (2017). Putting On My Species was nominated for the prestigious VSB poetry prize, as the best poetry book of 2014. Janssen regularly publishes poems and short stories in major literary magazines and in the Amsterdam paper Het Parool.