Marie-Claude Sandrin Explained

Marie-Claude Sandrin (born December 1937, in Bordeaux) is a French writer.

Biography

Sandrin won the prix Cazes in 1967 for her first novel, La Forteresse de boue, published by .^{[1] [2]} Two other novels will be published by the same house: La Cendre d’un été (1971) and L’homme à chagrin (1980).

Several critics have highlighted relationships with Chateaubriand, Mauriac, Gracq, whom Marie-Claude Sandrin considers to be her "family".

Marie-Claude Sandrin also held a career in journalism and worked for twenty years in the Méridional, as well as in numerous magazines.

Works

Novels

• 1967: La Forteresse de boue, Buchet/Chastel
• 1971: La Cendre d’un été, Buchet/Chastel
• 1980: L’Homme à chagrin, Buchet/Chastel

Essays

• 1980: Salut Baby, dialogue between a mother and her teenage daughter, .^[3]
• 1991: Champions de Dieu, recueil de témoignages de « rencontres avec Dieu », Arléa
• 1995: Mon compagnon de misère, testimony collected from a former alcoholic, Éditions n°1

External links

• Sandrin (Marie-Claude) Champions de Dieu (compte rendu) on Persée
• Salut Baby ! by Marie-Claude Sandrin on Library thing

Notes and References

1. Google books La Revue de Paris
2. Google books La Quinzaine Littéraire, 1967
3. Google books Livres Hebdo, 1980