Émile Henriot (writer)
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Émile Henriot (; 3 March 1889 – 14 April 1961) was a French poet, novelist, essayist and literary critic.


Biography

A son of the caricaturist Henri Maigrot, known under the pen name Henriot, he fought in the First World War. He first wrote as a journalist for '' Temps'' in the inter-war period. He became literary critic for '' Monde'', the heir of ''Temps'' on the Liberation of France, and for them coined the term ' nouveau roman' in 1957. He was elected a member of the
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in 1946 at the same time as
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Works

* ''Poèmes à Sylvie'' (1906) * ''Eurydice'' (1907) * ''Petite suite italienne'' (1909) * ''Jardins à la Française'' (1911) * ''L’Instant et le Souvenir'' (1912) * ''Vignettes romantiques et turqueries'' (1912) * ''À quoi rêvent les jeunes gens ?'' (1913) * ''La Flamme et les Cendres'' (1914) * ''Bellica'' (1915) * ''Le carnet d’un dragon dans les tranchées'' (1918) * ''Valentin'' (1918) * ''Le diable à l’hôtel ou les plaisirs imaginaires'' (1919) * ''Temps innocents'' (1921) * ''Courrier littéraire I'' (1922) * ''Aquarelles'' (1922) * ''Aventures de Sylvain Dutourd'' (1923) * Livres et portraits, 3 vol. (1923–1927) * ''Aricie Brun ou les Vertus bourgeoises'' (1924), Grand Prix du roman de l'Académie française * ''Stendhaliana'' (1924) * ''Courrier littéraire II'' (1925) * ''Les livres du second rayon'' (1925) * ''Promenades pittoresques sur les bords de la Seine'' (1926) * ''L’enfant perdu'' (1926) * ''Éloge de la curiosité'' (1927) * ''Journal de bord'' (1927) * Esquisses et notes de lecture (1928) * ''Alfred de Musset'' (1928) * ''Promenades italiennes'' (1928) * ''L’art de former une bibliothèque'' (1928) * ''Romanesques et romantiques'' (1930) * ''Les occasions perdues'' (1931) * ''Épistoliers et mémorialistes'' (1931) * ''La marchande de couronnes'' (1932) * ''En Provence'' (1932) * ''Courrier littéraire : XVIIe siècle'' (1933) * ''Le pénitent de Psalmodi'' (1933) * ''Vers l’oasis en Algérie'' (1935) * ''Portraits de femmes, d’Héloïse à Marie Bashkirtseff'' (1935) * ''Tout va finir'' (1936) * ''Portraits de femmes, de Marie de France à Katherine Mansfield'' (1937) * ''Le livre de mon père'' (1938) * ''Recherche d’un château perdu'' (1941) * ''Le pèlerinage espagnol'' (1942) * ''Quatre nouvelles'' (1944) * ''Poètes français'', 2 vol. (1944–1946) * ''Naissances'' (1945) * ''Courrier littéraire : XIIIe siècle'', 2 vol. (1945) * ''Beautés du Brésil'' (1946) * ''Courrier littéraire : XIXe siècle, autour de Chateaubriand'' (1948) * ''La rose de Bratislava'' (1948) * ''Courrier littéraire : XIXe siècle, Stendhal, Mérimée et leurs amis'' (1948) * ''Les fils de la louve'' (1949) * ''Tout va recommencer sans nous'' (1951) * ''Courrier littéraire III'' (1953) * ''Courrier littéraire : XIXe-XXe siècles'', 2 vol. (1955–1956) * ''Au bord du temps'' (1958) * ''On n’est pas perdu sur la terre'' (1960)


External links


Académie française

Publications by and about Émile Henriot
in the catalogue Helveticat of the Swiss National Library {{DEFAULTSORT:Henriot, Emile 1889 births 1961 deaths Writers from Paris 20th-century French novelists French literary critics Grand Prix du roman de l'Académie française winners French male essayists French male poets French male novelists 20th-century French poets 20th-century French essayists 20th-century French male writers