Jean-Jacques Schuhl

Jean -Jacques Schuhl ( born October 9, 1941 in Marseille ) is a French writer.

After the publication of two novels in the 1970s, presumably because of their more experimental character found only a small circle of readers, the French writer Jean -Jacques Schuhl a wider public only in 2000 by winning the prestigious Prix Goncourt for his third novel, Ingrid was Caven known. This novel is inspired by the life of the German actress and singer Ingrid Caven, with whom he lives.

Works

  • Rose Poussière, Paris 1972
  • Télex N ° 1, Paris 1976
  • Ingrid Caven, first Paris 2000, translation first at Eichborn 2001 btv Berlin 2003, ISBN 3-8333-0065-5
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