Simone Jacquemard
French writer (1924–2009)
Simonne Jacquemard (1924 – 16 December 2009) was a French writer and winner of the 1962 Prix Renaudot.[1][2] She married writer and ecologist Jacques Brosse [fr].[3][4]
Works
- La famille Borgia: Roman, R. Laffont, 1957; La Thune du Guay, 1960
- Le Veilleur de nuit, Éditions du Seuil, 1962, Prix Renaudot
- Trois Mystiques grecs, Albin Michel, 1997, ISBN 978-2-226-08946-5
- Les Chevaux du vent, Roc de Bourzac, Editions du Roc De Bourzac, 2003, ISBN 978-2-87624-122-0
- Pythagore et l'harmonie des sphères, Seuil, 2004, ISBN 978-2-02-067887-2
- L'Ange musicien, Fédérop, 2006, ISBN 978-2-85792-168-4
References
- ^ Henri Peyre, French Novelists of Today, New York: Oxford University Press, p.421
- ^ "Simonne JACQUEMARD (1924 - 2009)". Éditions Arfuyen (in French).
- ^ Astrid de Larminat (7 January 2008). "Livres: Disparition de Jacques Brosse, écologiste avant l'heure". Le Figaro.
- ^ Gaetane de Lansalut (1 September 2007). "Jacques Brosse et Simonne Jacquemard". Le Monde.
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Laureates of the Prix Renaudot
- 1926: Armand Lunel
- 1927: Bernard Nabonne
- 1928: André Obey
- 1929: Marcel Aymé
- 1930: Germaine Beaumont
- 1931: Philippe Hériat
- 1932: Louis-Ferdinand Céline
- 1933: Charles Braibant
- 1934: Louis Francis
- 1935: François de Roux
- 1936: Louis Aragon
- 1937: Jean Rogissart
- 1938: Pierre Jean Launay
- 1939: Jean Malaquais
- 1940: Jules Roy
- 1941: Paul Mousset
- 1942: Robert Gaillard
- 1943: André Soubiran
- 1944: Roger Peyrefitte
- 1945: Henri Bosco
- 1946: David Rousset
- 1947: Jean Cayrol
- 1948: Pierre Fisson
- 1949: Louis Guilloux
- 1950: Pierre Molaine
- 1951: Robert Margerit
- 1952: Jacques Perry
- 1953: Célia Bertin
- 1954: Jean Reverzy
- 1955: Georges Govy
- 1956: André Perrin
- 1957: Michel Butor
- 1958: Édouard Glissant
- 1959: Albert Palle
- 1960: Alfred Kern
- 1961: Roger Bordier
- 1962: Simone Jacquemard
- 1963: J. M. G. Le Clézio
- 1964: Jean-Pierre Faye
- 1965: Georges Perec
- 1966: José Cabanis
- 1967: Salvat Etchart
- 1968: Yambo Ouologuem
- 1969: Max Olivier-Lacamp
- 1970: Jean Freustié
- 1971: Pierre-Jean Rémy
- 1972: Christopher Frank
- 1973: Suzanne Prou
- 1974: Georges Borgeaud
- 1975: Jean Joubert
- 1976: Michel Henry
- 1977: Alphonse Boudard
- 1978: Conrad Detrez
- 1979: Jean-Marc Roberts
- 1980: Danièle Sallenave
- 1981: Michel del Castillo
- 1982: Georges-Olivier Châteaureynaud
- 1983: Jean-Marie Rouart
- 1984: Annie Ernaux
- 1985: Raphaële Billetdoux
- 1986: Christian Giudicelli
- 1987: René-Jean Clot
- 1988: René Depestre
- 1989: Philippe Doumenc
- 1990: Jean Colombier
- 1991: Dan Franck
- 1992: François Weyergans
- 1993: Nicolas Bréhal
- 1994: Guillaume Le Touze
- 1995: Patrick Besson
- 1996: Boris Schreiber
- 1997: Pascal Bruckner
- 1998: Dominique Bona
- 1999: Daniel Picouly
- 2000: Ahmadou Kourouma
- 2001: Martine Le Coz
- 2002: Gérard de Cortanze
- 2003: Philippe Claudel
- 2004: Irène Némirovsky
- 2005: Nina Bouraoui
- 2006: Alain Mabanckou
- 2007: Daniel Pennac
- 2008: Tierno Monénembo
- 2009: Frédéric Beigbeder
- 2010: Virginie Despentes
- 2011: Emmanuel Carrère
- 2012: Scholastique Mukasonga
- 2013: Yann Moix
- 2014: David Foenkinos
- 2015: Delphine de Vigan
- 2016: Yasmina Reza
- 2017: Olivier Guez
- 2018: Valérie Manteau
- 2019: Sylvain Tesson
- 2020: Marie-Hélène Lafon
- 2021: Amélie Nothomb
- 2022: Simon Liberati
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