Cloé Korman

Cloé Korman (born 1983 in Paris) is a French writer.

Cloé Korman in February 2014

Cloé Korman studied Anglo-Saxon literature before settling for two years in New York. During trips in 2005, she discovered the west coast of the United States and Mexico that inspired her first novel Les Hommes-couleurs (2010) which earned her the Inter Book Prize[1] and the Prix Littéraire Valery Larbaud.

Work
  • 2010: Les Hommes-couleurs, éditions du Seuil ISBN 978-2021001679
  • 2013: Les Saisons de Louveplaine, Seuil, series "Cadre rouge", ISBN 978-2-02-112063-9
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gollark: But I have CHESTS of furnaces now, so it isn't.
gollark: Ah, but mine is faster than milo, since it uses five cobblestone generators with direct furnace production turtles.
gollark: I have a cool automated furnace machine.
gollark: Actually, I would.

References
  1. Les hommes-couleurs par Cloé Korman in L'Express 19 July 2010.


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