Filip De Pillecyn

Filip De Pillecyn
Filip De Pillecyn
	De Pillecyn (middle); Felix Timmermans (right) and Marieke Janssens (left)
Born	25 March 1891; Hamme, Belgium
Died	7 August 1962 (aged 71); Ghent, Belgium
Occupation	Writer
	Writing career
Genres	Fiction, poetry, screenwriting

Filip De Pillecyn (25 March 1891 – 7 August 1962) was a Belgian writer, and a member of the Flemish movement. He was born at Hamme, and died in Ghent.

Bibliography

Poetry

Onder den hiel (1920) (with Jozef Simons)

Theatre

Margaretha Van Eyck (1914)
Dona Mirabella (1952)

Biography

Pastor Denys (1927)
Monseigneur Bermijn de Paulus van Ortosland (1929)
Pater de Deken (1929)
Renaat De Rudder (1931)

Essay

Hugo Verriest (1926)
Stijn Streuvels en zijn werk (1932)
Het boek van St.-Niklaas (1935)
Stijn Streuvels (1959)

Short stories

De rit (1927)
Monsieur Hawarden (1935)
De aanwezigheid (1937)
Schaduwen (1937)
De boodschap (1946)
Rochus (1951)
Het boek van de man Job (1956)
Elisabeth (1961)

Novels

Pieter Fardé, de roman van een minderbroeder (1926)
Blauwbaard (1931)
Hans van Malmédy (1935)
De soldaat Johan (1939)
Jan Tervaert (1947)
Mensen achter de dijk (1949)
De veerman en de jonkvrouw (1950)
Vaandrig Antoon Serjacobs (1951)
Aanvaard het leven (1956)
Face au mur (1979)

Essays

Het process van den veiligheidsdienst (1920)
Amnestie (?)
De dief (1930, in Het Vlaamsche Kerstboek of Ons Volk Ontwaakt)
Gedecoreerd met de ster van Bethlehem (1935)
Heldenhude in Vlaanderen (1938)
Het hart met zeven zwaarden (?)
Aan Schelde en Durme, het soete land van Waas (1939)
Twistgesprek tussen Demer en Schelde (1956) (together with Ernest Claes)
Hugo Verriest (1959)
Het was toen (1972)
Kiespijn der ziel : unpublished journalism(1981)

References

↑ "Filip De Pillecyn". Users.pandora.be. Retrieved 13 August 2014.
↑ "Filip De Pillecyn Bio". Users.pandora.be. Retrieved 13 August 2014.

External links

Works by or about Filip De Pillecyn at the Internet Archive
Filip De Pillecyn at IMDb

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[2] "Filip De Pillecyn Bio". Users.pandora.be. Retrieved 13 August 2014.

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Filip De Pillecyn
De Pillecyn (middle) Felix Timmermans (right) and Marieke Janssens (left)
Born	(1891-03-25)25 March 1891 Hamme, Belgium
Died	7 August 1962(1962-08-07) (aged 71) Ghent, Belgium
Occupation	Writer
Writing career
Genres	Fiction, poetry, screenwriting