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Annie Brenon, known as Anne Brenon (born 14 November 1945) is a French writer and historian, specialising in Catharism. She is the founder of Heresis, a review on Catharism and other medieval heresies and from 1982 to 1998 was director of the Centre national d'études cathares René-Nelli in Carcassonne.
Born in Mâcon, she gained a diploma as an『archiviste paléographe』at the École nationale des chartes with a thesis entitled "Les livres des Vaudois".[1] She also received a diploma in religious sciences at the École pratique des hautes études and teaches medieval history at Montpellier University. She is a member of the Société des historiens médiévistes and an officer of the Palmes académiques.
She is the author of several works on Catharism, both non-fiction and novels.[2][3]
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