Évelyne Wilwerth (born 1947) is a Belgian author writing in French.[1]
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She was born in Spa and earned her certificate to teach Romance philology. She taught French for nine years before retiring to devote herself to writing. She has lived in Stavelot, Virton, Nivelles, Paris, Provence and most recently in Brussels.[1] Wilwerth has led writing workshops in Belgium and France. She has also participated in conferences on French literature.[2]
Her stories have been broadcast on RTBF and on Radio Canada.[2]
Wilwerth has translated several poetry collections by Willem Roggeman from Dutch into French. She has also published youth literature and several essays on writing by women.[2]
Poetry
edit- La péniche-ferveur (1978)
- Le cerfeuil émeraude (1981)
- Neiges de boule (1989)
- Dessine-moi les quatre éléments (1993) with Manu van de Velde
- 22 astuces pour une vie plus magique (2011)
Novels
edit- Canal océan (1997)
- La vie cappuccino (1999)
- Je m'appelle Rhubarbe (2004)
- Papillon mortel (2010)
- Miteux et magnifiques (2013)
Stories
edit- Grenat (1982) with Manu van de Velde
- Histoires très fausses (1985)
- Embrasser la vie sur la bouche (2001)
Plays
edit- Hortense, ta pétillance (1980)
- Pulchérie et Poulchérie (1982)
- Gil et Giroflée (1983)
- Pieds nus dans la lumière (2004)
References
edit- ^ a b "Évelyne Wilwerth". Écrivains présents au congrès de Liège, 19-27 juin 2004 (in French). Conseil International d'Études Francophones.
- ^ a b c d "Wilwerth Evelyne" (in French). Maison de la Poésie Namur.