Jean Philippe Rolin (born 14 June 1949, Boulogne-Billancourt) is a French writer and journalist.[1] He received the Albert Londres Prize for journalism in 1988, and his novel L'organisation received the Medicis award in 1996.
His brother Olivier Rolin is also a writer.
As students, Rolin and his brother participated in the May 1968 uprising[clarification needed].
Bibliography
edit- Journal de Gand aux Aléoutiennes (Roger Nimier Prize 1982)
- L'Or du scaphandrier, 1983
- Vu sur la mer, 1986
- La Ligne de Front (Prix Albert Londres 1988)
- La Frontière belge, 1989
- Chemins d'eau, 1992
- Cyrille et Méthode, 1994
- Joséphine, 1994
- Zones, 1995
- L'Organisation (Prix Médicis 1996)
- Traverses, 1999
- Campagnes, 2000
- La Clôture, 2002
- Chrétiens, 2003
- Terminal Frigo, 2005
- L'Homme qui a vu l'ours (Prix Ptolémée 2006)
- L'explosion de la durite, 2007[2]
- Un chien mort après lui, 2009
- Le Ravissement de Britney Spears, 2011
- Ormuz, 2013
- Les Événements, 2015
- Savannah, 2015
- Peleliu, 2016
- Le Traquet kurde, 2018
- Crac, 2019
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