Antoon Coolen

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Antoon Coolen
Born	April 17, 1897 Wijlre, Netherlands
Died	November 9, 1961(1961-11-09) (aged 64) Waalre, Netherlands
Occupation	Writer
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Antoon Coolen (April 17, 1897–November 9, 1961) was a well-known Dutch writer of novels. He wrote the Boekenweekgeschenk for the Boekenweek of 1947 and a novel that was part of the Boekenweekgeschenk in 1939.^[1]

• Antoon Coolen: The golden webs. Transl. from the Dutch by Marten ten Hoor. Michigan, 1953
• Antoon Coolen: Christmas rose. Transl. from the Dutch by Marten ten Hoor. Michigan, 1952
• Antoon Coolen: The cross purposes. Transl. from the Dutch by Jacobine Menzies-Wilson. London, Collins, 1948

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