France Huser
France Huser is a French novelist and art critic who lives and works in Paris.
Biography[edit]
France Huser was an art critic at the Nouvel Observateur for many years. Her first novel, La maison du désir, "the book of feelings", won her critical and popular success.[1] She is the author of eleven novels including Aurélia, La colline rouge, and Le murmure des sables published by Editions du Seuil, and La fille à lèvre d'orange, La triche and La peau seulement published by Gallimard. France Huser was awarded the Amerigo Vespucci prize in 2004 for her novel Le murmure des sables.
Novels[edit]
- 1982: La maison du désir, Paris, Éditions du Seuil, ISBN 2020062674
- 1984: Aurélia, Le Seuil, ISBN 2020091801
- 1986: La chambre ouverte, Le Seuil, ISBN 2020093138
- 1988: Les lèvres nues, Le Seuil, ISBN 2020115484
- 1992: La colline rouge, Le Seuil, ISBN 2020135264
- 1993: Charlotte Corday ou l'Ange de la colère, Paris, Éditions Robert Laffont, ISBN 2221057333
- 1999: Les rescapés du Titanic, Bernard Géniès, France Huser, Fayard, ISBN 978-2-213-60354-4
- 2004: Le murmure des sables, Le Seuil, ISBN 2020631113
- 2006: La fille à lèvre d'orange, Paris, Éditions Gallimard, 144 pages ISBN 2070779815
- 2010: La triche, Gallimard, 176 pages ISBN 9782070128617
- 2011: La peau seulement, Gallimard
References[edit]
- ^ She appeared on the French television program Apostrophes in January 1983 with Françoise Dolto. See the INA archives.
External links[edit]
- France Huser on Babelio
- "La Triche", de France Huser : défense et illustration de la duplicité on Le Monde (22 September 2010)
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