Virginie Deloffre

Virginie Deloffre is a French writer and physician who won the 2012 Prix des libraires for her first novel Léna.

Biography

Virginie Deloffre is a physician in Paris in a hospital[1] and took seven years to write Lena, a first novel which "takes us into the Great Siberian North to meet the Russian soul during the troubled times of the Perestroika".[2]

Works
  • 2011: Léna, Albin Michel, ISBN 9782226229700
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References
  1. Interview with the author, site Terrafemina.fr, 16 November 2011.
  2. Marc Rauscher de la librairie
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