Dutch Foundation for Literature: Development grant for literary creators
Dutch Foundation for Literature: Development grant for literary creators
The Dutch Foundation for Literature is the national fund for Dutch literature, based in Amsterdam (Netherlands). The fund is one of the 6 national cultural funds in the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
This grant is intended for education, coaching, guidance or editing. Or as a contribution to the travel and accommodation costs you incur for education or research in your home country or abroad.
Writers in Dutch, Frisian and Papiamento/u and image makers by whom no book has yet been published, or who have received a project grant within the past two years.
Education, coaching, guidance, editing, or travel and accommodation expenses.
€500 - € 2,500.
Are you just starting out as a literary creator? Then you are eligible for a grant only if your debut has not yet been published and you comply with at least one of the following conditions:
- over the past two years you have concluded a contract with a publisher that conforms as a minimum to the requirements of the Model Contract of the GAU/Auteursbond. Or you have received a signed declaration of intent, in which the publisher expresses the intention to publish your debut according to, as a minimum, the conditions in the Model Contract
- you completed an HBO or WO writing course between 1 and 3 years ago
- within the past two years you were on the programme of a literary festival or literary-educational activity that received a grant from the Foundation. During your performance you presented your own work, which was largely written in
Dutch, Papiamento/u or Frisian - within the past two years you published work in a literary magazine that received a multi-year grant from the Foundation
- within the past two years you took part in a talent-development programme by the Foundation
- no more than two years ago you received a grant based on the Foundation’s grant ‘Makers buiten het boek’
- no more than two years ago you received a grant based on the grant Literature Caribe.