Olivier Jacquemond

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Olivier Jacquemond (born 1980 in Paris) is French novelist, essayist and poet.[1]

His novel, New York Fantasy, was published by the Mercure de France (part of the Éditions Gallimard publishing group) in 2009.[2] The protagonist is a young Frenchman who comes to New York. Jacquemond says he wrote "a novel about 9/11 that never speaks directly about 9/11".[3]

He is the author of two collections of poetry ("Toit, Twin Towers" (Le Regard du texte, 2008) and "Blanchatre" (Centre Vendôme pour les Arts plastiques, 2003), a series of essays ("The Three Secrets", published by Sens & Tonka 2004, 2006), and a novella called "Acrylique" (Sens + Tonka, 2002,[4] also published in Italian [5]).

The French daily Le Figaro noted that "Jacquemond's writing works because it is sincere, a style that finds the right distance between melancholy and lucidity."[6]

Jacquemond has a doctorate in philosophy from the University of Paris (L'Université Paris 7) on the subject of friendship [7] and was a visiting researcher at Columbia University in New York. He currently writes and teaches in Paris.

External links

"New York Fantasy" (Novel)

Reviews of "New York Fantasy"

Interviews with Author

"Acrylique" (Novella)

References

  1. Summary of Author's Biography and Works on Evene
  2. Mercure de France Publishers Information
  3. Interview on France 24, national TV station
  4. List of Published Works
  5. Italian translation by the publisher Azimut
  6. Review in Le Figaro
  7. http://www.csprp.univ-paris-diderot.fr/membres.html Reference to doctoral work
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