What is Stijn Streuvels?
'''Stijn Streuvels''' (3 October 1871, [[Heule]], [[Kortrijk]] – 15 August 1969, [[Ingooigem]], [[Anzegem]]), born '''Franciscus (Frank) Petrus Maria Lateur''', was a Belgian writer. His real name was Frank Lateur. When he was young, Streuvels worked as a [[baker]]. The Flemish writer [[Guido Gezelle]] was his [[uncle]]. Gezelle inspired him to become himself a writer. His house in Ingooigem is now a Streuvels [[museum]]. Two times he got a nomination for the [[Nobel Prize in Literature]]. == Bibliography == * ''Lenteleven'' (1899) - containing ''De witte zandweg'', ''In den voorwinter'', ''Kerstavond'', ''Slenteren'', ''Op den dool'', ''Van ongroei'', ''Lente'', ''In de vlage'', ''Een pijpe of geen pijpe'','' 's Zondags'', ''Een ongeluk'', ''Wit leven'' and ''Het einde'' * ''Zomerland'' (1900) - containing ''Groeikracht'', ''Zomerland'', ''Meimorgen'' and ''Het woud'' * ''Zonnetij'' (1900) - containing ''De oogst'', ''In 't water'', ''Zomerzondag'' and ''Avondrust'' * ''Doodendans'' (1901) - containing ''Doodendans'', ''Jongenstijd'' (in later editions : ''Kindertijd''), ''In de wijde wereld'', ''Een speeldag'', ''In de weide'', ''Noorsche liederen'', ''Honden'' and ''Doodendans 2'' * ''De oogst'' (1901) - from ''Zonnetij'' * ''Langs de wegen'' (1902) - The book Streuvels himself loved the most * ''Dagen'' (1902) - containing ''De kalfkoe'', ''Naar buiten'', ''Sint-Jan'', ''Sint-Josef'', ''Vrede'' and ''Verovering'' * ''Vertellingen van Tolstoï'' (1902) - 13 narrations of [[Leo Tolstoy|Tolstoy]], translated from [[German language|German]] * ''Minnehandel'' (1903) - containing ''Joel'', ''Maagdekensminne'', ''Het zomerlief'', ''De wondertijd'', ''Het levensbedrijf'' and ''In de wonnegaarde'' * ''Geluk in 't huishouden'' (1903) - Book of Tolstoy, translated from German * ''Soldatenbloed'' (1904) - Dramatic play * ''Dorpsgeheimen I'' (1904) - containing ''De lawine'', ''Bertken en de moordenaars alle twaalf'' (in later editions : ''Een beroerde maandag'') and ''Jantje Verdure'' * ''Dorpsgeheimen II'' (1904)