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Peter Schaap (born 24 October 1946 in Groningen) is a Dutch singer and writer. [1]
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Peter Schaap (born 24 October 1946 in Groningen) is a Dutch singer and writer. [1]
Schaap started his music career in 1974. He released four LPs and a CD. After 1982 he turned to writing and wrote several children's books and science fiction and fantasy novels. He was published in the M=SF range of the Dutch publisher Meulenhoff
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