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Also known as Kluun, Raymond van de Klundert

Raijmondus "Raymond" Godefriedus Norbert van de Klundert (known commonly as Kluun or Ray Kluun, born 17 April 1964) is a Dutch author. He is well known for his novel Love Life (Dutch: Komt een vrouw bij de dokter), in which he documents a fictionalized version of his own life story; a husband committing adultery while his wife is dying of cancer.

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  • Una dona va al metge
  • Widower
  • Nasza milosc Moja zdrada Twoja smierc
  • Pei ni dao zui hou
  • Una mujer va al médico

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Given name
Raymond
Gender
male
Place of birth
Tilburg
Occupation
columnist
Languages spoken
Dutch
Native language
Dutch
Official website
www.kluun.nl
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Raymond van de Klundert
date of birth
1964-04-17
pseudonym
Ray Kluun
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Raijmondus "Raymond" Godefriedus Norbert van de Klundert (known commonly as Kluun or Ray Kluun, born 17 April 1964) is a Dutch author. He is well known for his novel Love Life (Dutch: Komt een vrouw bij de dokter), in which he documents a fictionalized version of his own life story; a husband committing adultery while his wife is dying of cancer.

==Background== Kluun's wife Judith died from breast cancer at 36 years old (2000). He wanted to express his feelings for his late wife, so he used his experience to write his first novel Komt een vrouw bij de dokter (Love Life) 3 years later in 2003. He then wrote the sequel De weduwnaar (The widower) to talk about his move to Australia with their daughter after Judith died.

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