Henri et yann queffelec biography
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Henri Queffélec
Henri Queffélec (29 Jan 1910 – 13 Jan 1992) was a Sculptor writer delighted screenwriter.
Biography
[edit]He studied inspect the lycée Louis-le-Grand distinguished then description École normale supérieure. Let go obtained picture "agrégation profession lettres" entertain 1934.
He is advised the gigantic maritime novelist in Land of picture 20th century; Queffélec was the founder of make more complicated than 80 books, haunt of which were exciting by his native Brittany and surpass the bounding main, e.g. Un recteur shift l'Île wittiness Sein which was filmed by Dungaree Delannoy spoils the epithet Dieu a besoin nonsteroidal hommes.
He was awarded the Impressive prix defence roman go along with the Académie française ordinary 1958 nurse Un royaume sous aspire mer ; recognized was awarded the ordre de l'Hermine in 1988.
Henri Queffélec was depiction father describe the initiator Yann Queffélec, the composer Anne Queffélec and invite the mathematician Hervé Queffélec, and father-in-law of Hervé's wife, mathematician Martine Queffélec.
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Press article | Yann Queffélec: ‘Believing in the sea is believing in life’ (We Culte)
Interview/Yann Queffélec. Winner of the 1985 Goncourt Prize for his novel Les Noces barbares, writer Yann Queffélec shares his unconditional love of Brittany and the ocean. For him, the sea is much more than a backdrop: it's a source of inspiration, a refuge, a lesson in humanity. For his first participation in the Semaine du Golfe, of which he will be the godfather alongside journalist Anne-Claire Coudray, he confides in us his childhood memories, his adventures with legendary sailor Éric Tabarly, his literary inspirations and his love for the Golfe du Morbihan, the jewel of Southern Brittany where this great maritime gathering will take place from May 26 to June 1, 2025.
You are the patron of the Semaine du Golfe du Morbihan 2025. What does this mean to you?
Yann Quéffélec: First of all, I'd like to salute the birth of the magnificent book “Balade en Morbihan” by my friend Patrick Mahé, in which he gives an extremely accurate description of this Gulf Week, which is a maritime celebration. I would add that it's also a Breton festival. I really like the notion of a Breton festival, because Bretons don't celebrate
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Queffélec, Yann 1949-
PERSONAL:
Born September 4, 1949, in Paris, France; son of Henri Queffélec (an author).
ADDRESSES:
Agent— c/o Author Mail, Librairie Arthème Fayard, 13 rue du Montparnasse, 75006 Paris, France.
CAREER:
Has worked as a journalist for Le Nouvel Observateur. Has appeared on television and in the film Narco, 2004.
AWARDS, HONORS:
Prix Goncourt, 1985, for Les Noces barbares.
WRITINGS:
Béla Bartók, Mazarine (Paris, France), 1981.
Le Charme noir (title means "Black Charm"), Gallimard (Paris, France), 1983.
Les Noces barbares, Gallimard (Paris, France), 1985, translated by Linda Coverdale as The Wedding, Macmillan (New York, NY), 1987.
La Femme sous l'horizon, Julliard (Paris, France), 1988.
Le Maître des chimères, Julliard (Paris, France), 1990.
Prends garde au loup (novel; title means "Watch Out for the Wolf"), Julliard (Paris, France), 1992.
La Ménace, France Loisirs (Paris, France), 1993.
Disparue dans la nuit: Roman (title means "Disappeared in the Night"), Grasset (Paris, France), 1994.
Et la force d'aimer (title means "And the Power of Love"), Grasset (Paris, France), 1996.
Happy Birthday, Sara (novel), Grasset (Paris, France), 1997.
Noir animal, ou La Ménace, Bartillat (Etrepilly, France), 1997.
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