Hans Plomp

author

Dutch b. 29 January 1944, Amsterdam[1,3] d. 6 August 2024, Ruigoord[2] active 1968–2024

Hans Plomp (1944–2024) was a Dutch writer and poet born in Amsterdam. He gained recognition for his work in the late 1960s and early 1970s, notably with 'Het Amsterdams dodenboekje' (1970). Plomp was a significant figure in the Provo movement and later became known for his involvement with the Stichting Legalize!, advocating for drug legalization. He lived for many years in Ruigoord, an artist community near Amsterdam, where he helped preserve the village from demolition. His literary output includes novels, poetry collections, essays, and translations of authors such as James Purdy and George Steiner.

  • drug culture
  • Amsterdam art scene
  • poetry

Books

Works by Hans Plomp

  • 1975 Op zoek De Harmonie · book · Dutch Fotoroman met Jean-Paul Vroom.
  • 1970 Het Amsterdams dodenboekje book · Dutch
  • 2017 Dit is de beste aller tijden In de Knipscheer · book · Dutch Bloemlezing.

References

  1. nl.wikipedia.org. 2024 link
  2. Martijn van Bruggen. tzum.info. 2024 link
  3. nl.wikipedia.org. 2024 link