Connie Palmen

Connie Palmen is a Dutch author, born on November 25, 1955, in Sint Odiliënberg, Netherlands. She is known for her novels and essays that explore themes of love, death, and the philosophical aspects of human existence. Her works often blend autobiographical elements with fiction, and she has received critical acclaim for her distinctive narrative voice and in-depth character studies. Some of her notable works include 'The Laws' (De Wetten), which was her debut novel published in 1991, and 'The Friendship' (De Vriendschap). Palmen has become a significant figure in contemporary Dutch literature.

Books

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  1. 1. The Laws

    "The Laws" is a philosophical novel that follows the life of a young woman studying philosophy who becomes intrigued by the concept of laws, both societal and personal. Over the course of seven years, she engages in relationships with seven different men, each representing a different aspect of her studies including a priest, a physicist, an artist, a psychiatrist, a lawyer, a biologist, and a writer. Each relationship provides a new perspective on her quest to understand the laws of the universe and human nature.