On this page you will find my campaign to support the publication of my third photobook, Poèmes Fabuleux. Following our collaboration on my second book, Failing Forward, I am very pleased to be working with The Eriskay Connection again. This new book is beautifully designed by Carel Fransen and is planned for publication in November 2026.

SUPPORT

I would love to invite you to help bring this book into the world. Poèmes Fabuleux is almost ready to go to print. The book is now available to pre-order, and for this special occasion, I am offering framed artworks and a Special Edition. After publication, Poèmes Fabuleux will be available for €22.

The options below will be available exclusively until publication:

• Two copies of Poèmes Fabuleux — give one, keep one :)

• Special Edition — signed and numbered copy of Poèmes Fabuleux, including a small, signed surprise print selected from the project, printed on vintage paper from the shop | 8 x 11 cm | edition of 75

• Framed artwork + Special Edition — fine art giclée print, 21 × 30 cm (choose one from the four works below) | framed in walnut with museum glass | edition of 1o + 2 AP | including the Special Edition as described above.

Choose how you would like to support the book and submit your address in the form below. I will contact you personally afterwards to arrange payment and shipping.

Thank you very much!

ABOUT POÈMES FABULEUX

The closure of antiquarian bookshop De Boekenbeurs marked the beginning of Poèmes Fabuleux. For more than forty years, shop owner Fred Duivenvoorde offered a space where visitors could wander among an extensive collection of books and other paper ephemera. With its closure, not only a shop was lost, but also a physical environment that encouraged unplanned and tactile forms of discovery. 

This book brings together photographs made inside the shop with illustrations from the collection, creating unexpected encounters between space, image, text and material. Like the eclectic collection of the antiquarian bookshop itself, Poèmes Fabuleux invites readers to wander, make connections and discover meaning without a predetermined path.

The project has already received support from the Amarte Fonds and Stichting Jaap Harten Fonds. It has also been exhibited at the DongGang International Photo Festival in South Korea and the Biennale de la Photographie de Mulhouse in France. This month, it will be presented at Grenze Arsenali Fotografici in Verona, Italy.