Hélène de Monferrand

Hélène de Montferrand (born 1947 Saint-Mandé) is a French novelist.

She grew up in Algeria and studied at Nanterre and at the Sorbonne.[1] Her work continues and "resonates with echoes" the work of Jeanne Galzy. She received the Goncourt prize for a first novel (not to be mistaken with the Prix Goncourt) in 1990 for Les amies d'Héloïse.[2] The novel is an exchange of letters.[3] She contributes regularly to the Lesbia magazine.[4]

Works
  • Sonate royale, poèmes, Paris, les Paragraphes littéraires de Paris, 1970
  • Les Amies d'Héloïse, roman, Ed. de Fallois, Paris, 1990
  • Journal de Suzanne, roman, Ed. de Fallois, Paris, 1991, ISBN 978-2-87706-118-6
  • Les Enfants d'Héloïse, Double interligne, Paris, 1997 ; la Cerisaie, Paris, 2002
  • Avec Elula Perrin, L'Habit ne fait pas la nonne, Paris, Double interligne, 1998
  • Avec Elula Perrin, Ne tirez pas sur la violoniste, Paris, Double interligne, 1999
  • Retour à Sarcelles, roman des temps prolétariens, Paris, la Cerisaie : 2004
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References
  1. http://lezz-rencontres.fr-bb.com/auteurs-f67/helene-de-monferrand-t1837.htm%5B%5D
  2. Hawthorne, Melanie (2003). "'Une voiture peut en cacher une autre': Twentieth-Century Women Writers Read George Sand". SubStance. 32 (3): 92–108. doi:10.1353/sub.2003.0056. JSTOR 3685530.
  3. Waelti-Walters, Jennifer (2000). Damned Women: Lesbians in French Novel. McGill-Queen's Press. p. 187. ISBN 9780773568570.
  4. Martel, Frédéric (1999). The Pink and the Black: Homosexuals in France Since 1968. Stanford UP. p. 139. ISBN 9780804732741.


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