Albert t'Serstevens (born Brussels, Belgium; 1886-1974) was a
Belgian novel
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ist who settled in
France in 1910. In 1937 he gained
French
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nationality.
Works
* ''Un apostolat: roman'', 1920
* ''La légende de Don Juan'', 1924
* ''Taïa, roman contemporain'', 1929
* (ed.) ''Voyages aux isles de l'Amérique (Antilles) 1693-1705'' by
Jean Baptiste Labat. 1931.
* (ed.) ''Le livre de Marco Polo; ou, Le devisement du monde''
*Joie de plein air, editions pour la nouvelle France, 1944
* ''Tahiti et sa couronne'', 1950–51
* ''La grande plantation: roman tahitien'', 1952
*''
Cahiers de Louis Adhemar Timothée Le Golif, dit Borgnefesse, capitaine de la flibuste'', 1952
* ''Mexique pays a trois étages'', 1955. Translated as ''Mexico: three-storeyed land'', 1957
* ''Les précurseurs de Marco Polo; textes intégraux établis, traduits, et commentés'', 1959
* ''L'homme que fut Blaise Cendrars; souvenirs'', 1972
References
External links
Albert t'Serstevens, photographed by Emile Henri t'Serstevens on BALaT - Belgian Art Links and Tools (KIK-IRPA)
1886 births
1974 deaths
Belgian male novelists
20th-century Belgian novelists
20th-century Belgian male writers
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