Yannick Grannec

Yannick Grannec is a 21st-century French writer whose first novel La Déesse des petites victoires published 28 December 2012 at éditions Anne Carrière, in Paris, received the 2013 prix des libraires.

Biography

Born in 1969 and graduated from the ENSCI, Grannec worked as a graphic designer and published books for young people, including: Bleus, Rouges, Jaunes, Verts, and children's albums published in October 2003 by Didier, in the "Mirliton" series.

Installed at Saint-Paul-de-Vence, she devoted herself to writing.[1] Her passion for mathematics led her to write the novel of the life of the brilliant Austrian mathematician Kurt Gödel told by his widow, Adele, in La Déesse des petites victoires.[2]

The novel was a major success of the press and was crowned by the Prix des libraires in March 2013. It was published in éditions Pocket in January 2014

gollark: Besides, now isn't a very good time for rioting anyway.
gollark: I don't really want to go around starting riots.
gollark: Wait, if America is as non-free as China, and the UK is generally considered less free than America... the UK is more authoritarian than China?
gollark: Decent prosperity and continually advancing technology?
gollark: *Somewhat* more.

References
  1. http://www.franceinter.fr/emission-le-rendez-vous-litteraire-yannick-grannec
  2. http://www.lexpress.fr/culture/livre/la-deesse-des-petites-victoires_1170721.html
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