Niña Weijers’ US Book Tour “The Consequences”

This fall, Dutch author Niña Weijers will promote her book “The Consequences” in the US during her book tour! Dutch author Niña Weijers took the world of European literature by storm in 2014 with her debut novel The Consequences, which has sold over 30,000 copies in Holland and garnered critical praise for its maturity and ambition.

About the Book

Using deft and captivating prose, Weijers tells the story of Minnie Panis, a young and talented conceptual artist, as she navigates love affairs, her unexpected success in the art world, and her relationship with an emotionally distant mother. Beginning with Minnie’s near-death experience falling through the ice during her ultimate artwork, Weijers takes readers on a rollercoaster ride as Minnie uncovers the truth behind her premature birth. The doctor who saves her life, twice, enters Minnie into his clinic, whose motto All the fish needs is to get lost in the water helps her arrive at the border of life’s ebb, where meaningful art and revelations occur. An intimate, often humorous exploration of the intertwining cycles of death, rebirth and coincidence, The Consequences is a Bildungsroman that echoes far beyond the last page.

Tour Dates

• October 4, 6.30 pm, book presentation @ The Nederlands Club of New York, NY
• October 9, 7 pm – event @ Bluestockings, New York, NY
• October 11, 7 pm – Conversation with Susan Haris of World Without Borders @ Unabridged Books, Chicago, IL
• October 12 – Reading in Minneapolis @ tbd
• October 13, 7 pm – Author panel @ Litquake Festival, San Fransisco, CA
• October 14, 12 pm – Meet & Greet with salespeople @ East Bay Booksellers, San Fransisco, CA
• October 14, 5 pm – LitCrawl @ Incline Gallery, San Fransisco, CA
• October 16, 7.40 pm – Reading @ Green Apples on the Park, San Fransisco, CA
• October 18, 7.30 pm – Conversation at SKylight Books @ Los Angeles, CD
• October 19/21 – Art Critique withEzhr Jean Black @ tbd, Los Angeles, CA

About Niña Weijers

Niña Weijers (Nijmegen, 1987) studied literary theory in Amsterdam and Dublin. She has published short stories, essays and articles in various literary magazines, such as Das Magazin, De Gids and De Revisor. In 2010 she won the writing competition Write Now!. She is a regular contributor to the weekly magazine De Groene Amsterdammer, and an editor of De Gids.