Stéphane Denis (1949,
St. Moritz
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) is a French journalist and writer.
Biography
After working in ministerial offices in the late 1970s, he first worked for ''
Le Quotidien de Paris
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'',
then for ''
Paris Match'', ''
Marianne'' and ''
le Figaro''. He won the 2001 edition of the
prix Interallié for his novel ''Sisters'' and the
Prix Roger Nimier in 1994 for his work ''Les événements de 67''.
In 1998, he was co-writer of the TV movie ', realised by
Bertrand Van Effenterre
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.
For several months he was a member of the radio show ''
Les Grosses Têtes
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Presently bro ...
'' by
Philippe Bouvard
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on RTL, in the middle of the 2000s.
He was an unsuccessful candidate for the
Académie française
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in the chair #36 of
Jean-François Deniau, in the election of 15 November 2007.
Works
*1981: ''La Chute de la maison Giscard'',
JC Lattès
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, .
*1982: ''Sophie, ou, La Rive droite'', Lattès, .
*1983: ''La Leçon d'automne'',
Albin Michel, .
*1985: ''Le CÅ“ur net'',
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, .
*1991: ''Feu de paille'',
Fayard, .
*1992: ''L'Amoraliste'', Fayard, .
*1992: ''Mitterrand s'en va'', , , under the pseudonym ''Manicamp''.
*1993: ''L'Affaire Poivre'', Stock, .
*1994: ''Les Événements de 67'',
Plon, ,
Prix Roger Nimier
*1995: ''Histoire de France'', Fayard, .
*1996: ''Les Derniers Jours'', Fayard, .
*1997: ''Madame est morte'', Fayard, .
*1998: ''Un beau crime'', Fayard, .
*1998: ''People'', Fayard, .
*1998: ''Le Roman de l'argent'', Albin Michel, .
*1999: ''Chambres d'hôtes'', Fayard, .
*2000: ''La Grande Forme'', Fayard, .
*2000: ''Elle a maigri pour le festival, et d'autres nouvelles des gens célèbres'', Fayard, , (
Prix Goncourt de la nouvelle)
*2001: ''Sisters'', Fayard, ,
Prix Interallié
*2002: ''Capitaine Troy : une enfance au temps du général'', Fayard, .
*2003: ''Charmant garçon'', Fayard, .
*2004: ''Les Immeubles Walter'', Fayard, .
*2004: ''Un mauvais sujet : chroniques 1993-2003'', Fayard, .
*2005: ''Minty'', Fayard, .
*2005: ''Chirac s'en va'',
Éditions Grasset, 2005 under the pseudonym ''Manicamp''.
* ''Pauses'', Fayard
#2006: ''L'Enfance de l'art'',
#2007: ''La Lutte des classes'',
#2008: ''La Fin des journaux'',
*2008: ''Un espion trop parfait'', Fayard,
*2009: ''Un parfait salaud'', Grasset,
*2010: ''L’Ennemi du bien'', Grasset,
*2013: ''Les Dormeurs'', Grasset,
*2015: ''La Tombe de mon père'', Grasset, .
References
External links
Stéphane Denison the site of Fayard
on ''
Le Monde''
*
ttp://www.valeursactuelles.com/historique/st%C3%A9phane-denis Stéphane Denison ''
Valeurs actuelles''
Stéphane Denison ''Le Figaro''
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20th-century French writers
21st-century French writers
20th-century French journalists
Prix Goncourt de la nouvelle recipients
Prix Interallié winners
Roger Nimier Prize winners
1949 births
Living people
Le Figaro people