Suzanne Visser


Suzanne Visser (1957) began her writing career in the Netherlands. She published through several good publishing houses such as Atlas, Leopold and Bert Bakker.
Her novel De Vismoorden; The Fish Murders, was translated into French, German, and Spanish. Clear Mind Press has now published this successful book in English. Jonathan Smith did the translation.
Visser has lived in Australia since 2002. She now writes in English. The Fish Murders is the first novel we published.
The Elephant's Tooth is a work of non-fiction. Both books came out at about the same time. Visser is a versatile and productive writer.
Her latest book is The Million Dollar Misdiagnosis
Suzanne H Visser is an Australia-based legal scholar, author and publisher who began her writing career in the Netherlands and later switched to writing in English after relocating to Australia in the early 2000s. She is the founder and chief executive of Clear Mind Press, an independent publisher based in Craignish, Queensland, founder and managing director of consultancy agency Sustainable Justice Australia.
Bibliography
Short stories:
De pracht van het dagelijks leven; 1991, Bert Bakker
Thriller:
De Vismoorden; Atlas Uitgeverij, 2000; published in German as Das Japanische Rätsel, DVA, 2001; in French as Les Meurtres au Poisson, Noir sur Blanc, 2002; in Spanish as Sushi, Ediciones B., 2003; in English as The Fish Murders, Clear Mind Press, 2022
Children's book:
De Verdwijning, Leopold, 2005
Novel:
Terra Nostra, Bookhost, 2003
Novel:
Een man met mooie benen, Mistral, 2006
Non-fiction:
I, Unborn, Undying (a Search for the Self), For a Clear Mind, 2016
Non-fiction:
The Elephant's Tooth, Crime in Alice Springs, Clear Mind Press 2022
The Elephant's Tooth, Crime in Rural Australia, Clear Mind Press 2022
Non-fiction:
Marks on Paper, Essays on drawing, seeing and looking, Clear Mind Press 2023
Non-fiction:
Never Retire, an exploration of old age, Clear Mind Press 2023
Poetry:
Hundred Fifty Five Sonnets, Clear Mind Press 2025.
Essays:
The Great Kitschification, Why AI Will Never Be Good At Art, Clear Mind Press 2025
Visser lives with a group of friends in Craignish, Queensland, on a property with a dog, vegetable and herb gardens, fruit trees, bee hives and chickens. She practices yoga, reformer Pilates and rebounding to remain fit in old age.
Fiction:
The Mankeeper, Clear Mind Press 2025
Non-fiction:
Find Your Ikigai, Clear Mind Press 2025.
Non-fiction:
Bertolotti Syndrome, Clear Mind Press 2026.
Non-fiction:
The Million Dollar Misdiagnosis, Clear Mind Press 2026.
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