Coralie Frei (born October 12, 1951) is a Comorian nurse and writer currently living in Switzerland. She is the first Comorian woman to write a novel, and has also written poetry.
Born in Ouani, she began her studies in her native town before continuing them in Mutsamudu and at the Lycée Saïd Mohamed Cheik in Moroni. After obtaining a baccalaureat in philosophy in 1973, she married, but it did not last, and she travelled to France for further study and to seek a divorce. Frei continued her studies of English and Spanish, at the Universities of Toulouse and Pau, and remarried there. Upon receiving her degree in Pau, she chose instead to take a nurse's diploma. She raised five children during this time, and is a grandmother of 4 granddaughters and 5 grandsons.[1] She has written throughout her life, producing poetry as well as fiction; she writes in both French and German. She has published six books and two CDs, and some of her poetry has been set to music.[2]
Works
editFrei's works include:[3]
- La perle des Comores
- L'autre côté de l'océan
- Le journal de Maya. Confidences d'un chat
References
edit- ^ "Qui suis-je – Coralie Frei" (in French). Retrieved 2024-01-15.
- ^ "Rencontre avec Coralie Frei". 24 July 2015. Retrieved 28 November 2016.
- ^ "Le journal de Maya. Confidences d'un chat - Editions Le Manuscrit - Romans et Nouvelles". Archived from the original on 29 November 2016. Retrieved 28 November 2016.
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