Dutch novelist Anjet Daanje is heating up for a potential Nobel Prize in Literature, with The Wall Street Journal and critic Sam Sacks calling her one of Europe’s top writers. Her sweeping 700-page novel “The Song of Stork and Dromedary,” newly translated into English, has won major Dutch literary honors and is sparking global buzz — especially since no Dutch author has ever won the prize before. With a career highlighted by a breakout hit in 2019 and a Brontë-inspired epic spanning centuries, Daanje could be the first Dutch writer to claim the prestigious award, set to be announced October 8th in Stockholm.
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