Jan-Willem Geerinck
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Jan-Willem Geerinck (born in Sint-Niklaas, Belgium, 1965) is a philosopher and writer. He debuted in 2011 with De geschiedenis van de erotiek. He edits several websites, has three daughters and lives in Antwerp.
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Jan Willem Geerinck (geboren in Sint Niklaas in 1965) is een schrijver en filosoof. In 2011 debuteerde hij met De geschiedenis van de erotiek. Hij redigeert verschillende websites, woont in Antwerpen en heeft drie dochters.
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Books
- De geschiedenis van de erotiek (2011)
- Te Gek (2011), with Annick Ruyts
- Dagboek van een gerechtspsychiater (2012), with Chris Dillen and Walter Damen
- Moordvrouwen (2013), with Chris Dillen and Walter Damen
- Moord op de boekenbeurs (2015), with Walter Damen
- Moord in de aula (2017), for Walter Damen and Joëlle Rozie
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