latest update 23rd December, 2003 (click for Dutch version)
Jan Klug, Poet of Epibreren, is probably the most mysterious poet around. Without there being any known poems by his hand, critics had already spotted them. Thus, in the De Groene Amsterdammer magazine of 1st March 2000 there was a statement saying Jan Klug's poems had been included in the anthology of the last poets of the 20th century: Sprong naar de sterren (Jump for the Stars). Perhaps they lie undetected in the imaginary realms of the blank second page of the book. In the meantime, building on this imaginary success, he has transformed a washing machine manual into a concrete poem imagine that! and produced an 'exchange poem' (Wisselrijm), after Lasse Samström, which has provided further evidence he is indeed a poet. By the way, Klug was born in Aachen (that's in Germany,
just so you know) in 1971 and is of course better known
as a musician and translator.
Please browse www.google.com for more information about Klug. IMAGINARY POEM © Jan
Klug, 2000
Whatever I'm looking for on this roof
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