Eduardo Manet

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Eduardo Manet (born 1927) is a Cuban-born novelist and playwright writing in French. His work has been translated into over 20 languages.

Life

Born in Santiago de Cuba, Manet lived in Paris and Italy in the 1950s. In 1960 he returned to Cuba, becoming director of the National Dramatic Ensemble at the National Theater of Cuba. After Fidel Castro supported the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968, Manet returned to Paris, where he has lived subsequently.^[1]

Works

Les Nonnes, 1969. by Robert Baldick as The nuns, 1970
Eux; ou, La prise du pouvoir, 1971.
L'île du lézard vert: roman, 1992.
Rhapsodie cubaine: roman, 1996.
D'amour et d'exil: roman, 1999.
La sagesse du singe: roman, 2001.
Maestro!: roman, 2002.
Mes années Cuba, 2004.
Ma vie de Jésus: roman, 2005.

References

↑ Interview with Eduardo Manet, Sites 2:2 (Fall 1998)

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