The author Claire Gallois, historic member of the Femina Prize, died on the age of 87 | EUROtoday
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Claire Gallois, author and juror of the Femina Prize for forty years, died on the age of 87, the group of this literary distinction stated on Wednesday, November 20. “His opinions, his convictions, his literary passions will be greatly missed by the jury,” explains the Femina Prize, which needs “to express its great sadness” in a press launch.
A blessing shall be given in his reminiscence on November 27 at 10:00 a.m. within the Basilica of Sainte-Clotilde in Paris, this literary establishment additional specifies.
Novelist and columnist for a number of media
Claire Gallois, Parisian novelist and essayist, notably wrote To my solely want (1965), A woman sewn with white thread (1970), The troubled man (1989) and even Dangerous hours (1992), which was a bestseller.
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More not too long ago, she wrote Me President, assortment of his impertinent and enlightening columns on present affairs for The Point. In addition to being a author, Claire Gallois was additionally a columnist for a number of media together with Paris Match, Le Figaro And The Point.
The Femina novel prize was awarded this yr to the Franco-Venezuelan author Miguel Bonnefoy for The Jaguar’s Dream.
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