Hollands Diep

In 2007 the cultural glossy magazine Hollands Diep was founded by Robbert Ammerlaan. It was inspired by the eponymous cultural magazine from the 1970s. Big names from domestic and foreign art, literature and journalism contributed to the magazine. Ammerlaan became editor-in-chief, a position that he combined with his work as a director-publisher. The magazine started with a circulation of 80,000 copies and reached an average of 126,000 readers. In 2007, Hollands Diep was awarded the Mercur Prize for the "Launch of the Year" and was nominated in 2009 for "Journal of the Year" and "Journal Reporting of the Year." to exist. Hollands Diep last appeared in December 2011. There is a new publishing house under the name Hollands Diep (https://hollandsdiep.nl), which is part of Overamstel Uitgevers, Paul van Vlissingenstraat 18, 1096 BK Amsterdam.