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Marguerite Gurgand

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Marguerite Gurgand, née Marguerite Lévêque^[1] (born 1916, Tillou, Deux-Sèvres – 30 October 1981, Tillou), was a French writer, winner of the Prix du Livre Inter in 1981.

Selection of works[edit]

1979: Nous n'irons plus au bois
1981: Les Demoiselles de Beaumoreau, prix du Livre Inter, prix Maison de la Presse, prix de l'Académie de Bretagne.
1982: L'Histoire de Charles Brunet (posthumous work completed by Jean-Noël Gurgand)

References[edit]

^ according to her grave at Tillou Cemetery

External links[edit]

Marguerite Gurgand on Babelio
Marguerite Gurgand on INA.fr (5 March 1979)

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