Literatura

Lyonel Trouillot no Final Four para Goncourt Prémio Literário

PARIS, França (defend.ht) - A Académie Goncourt publicado terça-feira outubro 25, 2011, para a sua terceira seleção, a lista dos quatro finalistas do prestigiado francês literário sociedade prêmio, que será apresentado 02 de novembro de 2011, que contém o Haitiano poeta e escritor Lyonel Trouillot.

Lyonel Trouillot, portrays in "The beautiful human love" a Haitian and a stranger with two voices, staggered but merged at the end of the novel.

"This world produces discomfort, that's what I'm talking about in this book of fragments of reality, especially predators who run Haiti and leave nothing to the other," says the author.

Outros

Alexis Jenni (48 years) "The French Art of War" (Gallimard). Alexis Jenni, an ambitious fresco brush. He began the thread of a story full of blood and fighting between the Indochina and Algeria. A reflection on the legacy of colonial conflicts, intergenerational transmission and the concept of national identity.

Sorj Chalandon (59) "Back to Killybegs" (Grasset) is the conflict that has torn Northern Ireland, at the heart of the novel "Back to Killybegs" of Sorj Chalandon, Libération journalist for 34 years. The writer has plunged this country he loves and knows so well.

Carole Martinez (45) "From the Field of Whispers" (Gallimard) The ghosts, saints and medieval legends haunt the novel Carole Martinez "From the Field of Whispers," Confessions from the grave of a maiden who chose s'emmurer to escape a husband scorned.

The judges of the Goncourt Literary Society will meet one last time Wednesday, November 2, 2011, to announce the winner of the prestigious Prix ​​Goncourt .


2011/09/07 relacionado: Academia Goncourt Coloca Trouillot Lyonel como finalista do Prêmio Literário
2011/06/23 relacionado: "A literatura não mudou o mundo" - Lyonel Trouillot
Fonte: Le Matin


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