Bert Schierbeek

experimentalist text, written -1986/7 in Formentera (Spain), Iowa city and Amsterdam, mentioning many other places, especially China. the titleof the book means literally 'through the eye of the wind' and refers, according to the writer to the origin of the english word 'wind-eye', a hole in the wall to look through, before glas windows were invented.

Spain is an unknown country. Experience proves that it is hard to view the country impartially. This book provides information and insight to this country; along with photos.

It's been a year and a half since the women of the Sisterhood received their presidential pardons, but the freedom they craved has come at a high price. The impossibly lucrative positions handed out to them by the mysterious Global Securities company have turned out to be golden handcuffs-scattering them around the world, cutting off communication, and leaving them in miserable isolation. But a happy homecoming at the old Virginia farmhouse is marred by the hijacking of Nikki and Kathryn's private jet. It seems their few fellow passengers are not ordinary travellers - they're an elite group of Interpol agents who urgently need the Sisterhood's help. Now the ladies face a stark choice: resume their vigilante status for one of their most hazardous assignments yet, or try to out wit a group of powerful adversaries willing to use truly desperate measures. This time, everything is in the balance-their lives, their friendship, and the freedom they fought so hard to gain.

Spain and its people in the 1950's. Twelve pages of literary texts by Dutch poet Bert Schierbeek and 63 artistic pctures by Dutch photographer Nico Jesse