Patrick Modiano

1 week ago | fivebooks.com | Victor Hugo |Patrick Modiano |Barbara Wright |Hilary Mantel

The romantic boulevards and thriving nightlife of Paris have inspired writers from all over the world. We’ve compiled a list of novels set in the city, recommended by our expert interviewees, to help every Francophile find their next favourite book.

May 12, 2024 | latribune.fr | Patrick Modiano

L'écrivain Patrick Modiano rend hommage à Bernard Pivot, décédé lundi 6 mai. Patrick Modiano sur le plateau d’« Apostrophes » le 15 septembre 1978. (Crédits : © LTD / FRANCESCA MANTOVANI/GALLIMARD/OPALE PHOTO ; AGENCE / BESTIMAG) J'ai connu Bernard Pivot bien avant qu'il dirige l'émission Apostrophes et on éprouve toujours de la tendresse pour ceux qui ont participé à vos débuts dans la vie.

Oct 4, 2023 | time.news | Patrick Modiano

2023-10-04 16:01:48The dancerby Patrick ModianoGallimard, 112 p., 16 €novel of his “beginnings in life”story of the foggy years of a very young man on the cusp of his art, The dancer will undoubtedly occupy a special place in the work of Patrick Modiano. The novelist tells himself as he is today, lost in a tourist Paris that he no longer recognizes and suddenly assailed by reminiscences of the young author that he was, in search of his own discipline and his writing.

Jul 7, 2023 | nexojornal.com.br | Patrick Modiano

07 de julho de 2023O ‘Nexo’ publica trecho do livro “Cena de um crime”, do vencedor do Nobel Patrick Modiano. O romance policial traz ecos do passado para decifrar um enigma do presenteMartine Hayward apresentava-o à mulher de blusa preta: “Um amigo, Jean Bosmans”; e Camille virava-se para ele sorrindo: “É a senhora da imobiliária.” Mas o fato de estar diante daquela casa depois de tantos anos causava-lhe ligeiro aturdimento. Ele as seguia até os degraus da entrada.

Apr 29, 2023 | readingmattersblog.com | Patrick Modiano

Fiction – paperback; Yale University Press; 168 pages; 2017. Translated from the French by Damion Searls. Patrick Modiano’s Sundays in August is essentially a jewel heist with a difference. First published in 1986 under the French title Dimanches d’aout, it was translated into English — by Damion Searls in 2017 — after the author won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2014.