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*''La Chambre des époux'', Gallimard, 2017, {{ISBN|9782070197200}} |
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*''Comédies françaises'', Gallimard, 2020, {{ISBN|9782072796982}} |
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*''Sarah, Susanne et l'écrivain'', Gallimard, 2023 |
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Éric Reinhardt
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Éric Reinhardt at the Radio France book fair, 26 November 2011
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| Born | (1965-04-02) April 2, 1965 (age 59) Nancy, France |
| Occupation | Writer, publisher |
| Notable awards | Globe de Cristal d'honneur (2012)[1] |
Éric Reinhardt (born April 2, 1965)[2] is a French writer and publisher currently living in Paris.[3]
Reinhardt grew up in a middle-class family approximately 30 kilometres from ParisinCorbeil-Essonnes.[4] He attended preparatory classes in Paris at Collège-lycée Jacques-Decour before studying at ISG Business School with the aim of finding employment in the publishing world.[4] At ISG he wrote a first year thesis on the publishing committee at Gallimard and a thesis on Éditions P.O.L [fr].[4] Following the completion of his studies, Reinhardt commenced working in publishing before moving into publishing art books specifically.[5] He worked at publishing houses Le Castor astral [fr], Albin Michel, Flohic Éditions [fr] and Éditions Hazan [fr].[6]
Reinhardt began writing while working in publishing and published his first novel Demi-sommeil in 1998 with Actes-Sud [fr]. Demi-sommeil explored dealing with the loss of childhood and love.[7] Le Moral des ménages, published in 2002 by Editions Stock is a critique of the middle class.[8] Existence (2004), Cendrillon (2007) and Le Système Victoria (2011) continued in this vein, subjects covered included globalisation, world finance and the diktat of social achievement.[9] L'Amour et les forêts (2014), Reinhardt's first novel published by Gallimard represented a change in topic to the world of the intimate in the spirit of Gustave Flaubert and Guy de Maupassant.[10] Selling more than 100,000 copies, this novel won both Le Prix Renaudot des lycéens and Le Prix Roman France Télévisions in 2014.[11]
A blend of truth and fiction, La Chambre des époux (2017) covered his wife's experience with breast cancer and his fear of losing her.[12] Comédies françaises (2020) is a novel based on real events about the development of the internet and the impact of lobbyist Ambroise Roux who convinced Valery Giscard d'Estaing to halt French efforts based on the ideas of Louis Pouzin.[13] Comédies françaises was nominated for the Prix littéraire du Monde [fr],[14] the Prix Interallié,[15] the Prix Medicis[16] and won the Prix Les Inrockuptibles [fr] ex aequo with Constance Debré's Love me tender.[17]
Mais il faut prendre ce texte pour ce qu'il est: le plus fort et le plus excitant de ce début d'année.
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