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Jacques Almira, born Jacques Schaetzle in 1950, is a French writer, winner of the 1975 Prix Médicis.

Works

1975: Le Voyage à Naucratis, Prix Médicis
1978: Le Passage du désir, Gallimard
1979: Le Marchand d'oublies, Gallimard
1984: Terrass Hôtel, Gallimard
1986: La Fuite à Constantinople, Prix des libraires
1988: Le Sémaphore, Gallimard
1990: Le Bal de la guerre ou la Vie de la princesse des Ursins, Gallimard
1991: La Reine des zoulous, Mercure de France
1992: Le Bar de la mer, Gallimard
1993: Le Manège, Gallimard
1998: Le Salon des apogées ou la Vie du prince Eugène de Savoie, Gallimard
2002: La Norme, Buchet/Chastel [fr]

External links

Jacques Almira on Babelio
Almira Jacques on Languedoc Roussillon Livre et Lecture
Jacques ALMIRA on INA.fr
Jacques Almira l'amoureux des stars on INA.fr (18 August 1978)

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