Cramer, Pieter (The Hague, 1950) lives withdrawn in the quiet Rhine village of Tolkamer and works on books in the relative tranquility of nagging Gelderse Poort beavers, with the most up-to-date result (i.s.m. Huug Schipper) De Nederlandse Toppen top-40. He is the author of biographies such as: To get to know Karl Valentin, Pop file Sting and The Nits, translated works by Alfred Döblin, Ambrose Bierce, Chaim Potok, Greil Marcus and Clive Cussler, among others, and collected texts for publications such as: Guerrilla! (stories), The devil in disguise (essays about music), and Buddhist wisdom (quotes). If he is not sitting at his desk, he struggles on his bike (Giant cadex 980C) in the Montferland against peaks like the Peeskesbult and the Muur van Zeddam.
