Genoeg aan de sterren

Nieuwe dichtbundel Hannie Rouweler.
Over de vorige dichtbundel schreef Nicole Van Overstraeten (Brussel):
De poëzie van Hannie Rouweler verzinkt niet in een soort zweverig dreinen, in het neerschrijven van dromen ver weg van de realiteit. Een kenmerk van Hannie is dat zij in haar poëzie in staat is te dromen en tegelijk nauwkeurig haar omgeving te screenen. Zij observeert de wereld van op de vensterbank, in de openbare ruimte, gezeten op een terras of in de tuin.

Bilingual edition poetry: Dutch and English. Hannie Rouweler (Netherlands, Goor, 13 June 1951), poet and translator, has been living in Leusden, The Netherlands, since the end of 2012.
Her sources of inspiration are nature, love, loss, childhood memories and travel. In 1988 she debuted with Raindrops on the water. Since then about 40 poetry volumes have been published, including translations in foreign languages (Polish, Romanian, Spanish, French, Norwegian, English).
Poems have been translated in about 30 languages. She attended five years evening classes in painting and art history, art academy (Belgium). Hannie writes about a variety of diverse topics. 'Poetry is on the street, for the taking', is an adage for her. She mixes observations from reality with imagination and gives a pointe to her feelings and findings. Unrestrained imagination plays a major part in her works.
She published a few stories (short thrillers); is editor of various poetry collections.