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Jean-Claude Raspiengeas

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Jean-Claude Raspiengeas (born 1958, Lot-et-Garonne[1]) is a French journalist and literary critic.

Biography

A graduate from the Institut d'études politiques de Bordeaux,[1] Jean-Claude Raspiengeas turned his attention to publishing with his entry into the editorial bureau of Les Nouvelles littéraires then directed by Philippe Tesson and Jean-François Kahn. From 1984 he worked as senior-reporter for Télérama which he left in 2002 for the daily La Croix of which he became head of the culture department.

Jean-Claude Raspiengeas is also a literary critic on France Inter in the program Le Masque et la Plume [fr].

In March 2014 he became grand reporter of the culture department of the newspaperLa Croix.[2]

Publications

  • 1995: L'Esprit de résistance, with Serge Ravanel, Éditions du Seuil, ISBN 2020190281.
  • 1999: Je prends la liberté, with Jacques Gaillot, Flammarion, ISBN 2080671669.
  • 2001: Bertrand Tavernier, Flammarion, ISBN 2080681125.
  • 2001: La Haine antisémite, with Serge Moati, Flammarion, ISBN 2080666304.

References

  1. ^ a b Jean-Claude Raspiengeas, chef du service « Culture » de La Croix in La Croix 15 May 2002.
  2. ^ Frédéric Roy (2014). "Emmanuelle Giuliani chef du service culture de la Croix".
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