Michèle Rakotoson Explained

Michèle Rakotoson (born 1948) is a writer, journalist, and Film Maker from Madagascar. Her novels include Dadabé. Since 1983, she has lived mainly in France.

Works

• Dadabe: et autres nouvelles (1984)
• Le bain des reliques: roman malgache (1988)
• La Maison morte (The Dead House) (play, 1991)^[1]
• Elle, au printemps: roman (1996)
• Henoÿ – Fragments en écorce (1998)
• Lalana: roman (2002)
• Juillet au pays: recit (2007)
• Tovonay, l'enfant du Sud: roman (2010)
• Passeport pour Antananarivo : Tana la belle: recit (2011)
• Madame à la campagne : Chroniques malgaches (2015)
• Ambatomanga, Le silence et la douleur"", Édition Broche, (2022)

See also

• Nicolas Vatomanga (Slam Jazz Projekt)

Sources

• Hughes, A. (2001). Encyclopedia of Contemporary French Culture (Encyclopedias of Contemporary Culture). Routledge. – p. 247

External links

• Africultures
• Bio details, University of Western Australia

Notes and References

1. Thérèse Migraine-George – African women and representation: from performance to politics 2008 "In her play, La Maison morte (The Dead House) (1991), the Madagascan writer Michele Rakotoson describes the end of the reign of a President-Dictator, Randriambe. Both his wife and daughter criticize him for his violent and deadly actions"