Kossi Efoui
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Kossi Efoui (Anfoin, 1962) is a Togolese writer.[1]
He studied Philosophy in the University of Lomé, and he took part in Gnassingbé Eyadéma's non-conformist movement for which he lives nowadays in France. He is playwright, chronicler (specially for Jeune Afrique) and novelist.
[edit] Bibliography
- L'Ombre des choses à venir, novel, ed. Le Seuil, 2011
- Io (tragedy), theatre, ed. Le bruit des autres, 2007
- Volatiles, news, ed. Joca Seria, 2006
- La Fabrique de cérémonies, novel, ed. Le Seuil, 2001 ISBN 2020472996
- L'entre-deux rêves de Pitagaba, theatre, ed.. Acoria, 2000
- La Polka, novela, ed. Le Seuil,1998
- Le Petit Frère du rameur, theatre, ed.Lansman, 1995
- Les coupons de Magali, 1994 ISBN 0290788447
- La Malaventure, theatre, ed. Lansman, 1993
- Le carrefour, theatre, ed. L'Harmattan, 1989
[edit] References
- ^ "Kossi Efoui". lesfrancophonies.com. http://www.lesfrancophonies.com/maison-des-auteurs/efoui-kossi. Retrieved 27 October 2010.
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