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Alain Beaulieu (born in 1962) is a Quebec writer and professor who grew up and lives in Quebec.
Biography
editAlain Beaulieu was born in Quebec in 1962. He spent his childhood in the Saint-Roch district. He is a student of the Séminaire de Québec.[1]
He is a writer, literary director at Éditions Druide and full professor in the Department of Literature, Theater and Cinema at Laval University in Quebec.[2]
a city which also crosses his literary work.[3]
At Laval University, he was director of the literary creation program.[4]
then vice-dean of studies of the Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences.[5]
In 2022, he became director of the new specialized higher studies diploma (DESS) program in literary creation.[6]
WritingsHe first published short stories in the STOP magazine in Montreal, then five novels with Éditions QuébecAmérique: Fou-Bar in 1997, Le Dernier Lit in March 1998, Le Fils perdu in November 1999, and Le Solo d'André in 2002] a novel for young people which appears in the 2002-2003 list of the organization Communication-Jeunesse. Entitled Le Joueur de quilles, his fifth novel appeared in March 2004. It was nominated for the prize of the five continents of the Francophonie, for the Literary Creation Prize Bibliothèque de Québec - Salon international du livre de Québec and for the Prize for subscribers of the Bibliothèque de Québec.
editHis youth novel Aux Portes de l'Orientie was published in the fall of 2005. This book won the Bibliothèque de Québec Literary Creation Prize - Salon international du livre de Québec 2006, youth category.[7]
The second volume of this series entitled Sous le soleil de Port-au-prince was published in April 2007.
In October 2006, he published La Cadillac blanche de Bernard Pivot, a literary fabrication bringing together Quebec and French writers in a Paris restaurant. This novel won the Ville de Québec Literary Creation Prize - Salon international du livre de Québec 2007.[8]
He wrote for the theater Un Totem planted tout croque and Tant pis, a play which was read at the Théâtre d'Aujourd'hui of Montréal in December 2002.
His play entitled Materna was put on public reading at the Théâtre Périscope in December 2005.
In the fall of 2009, he published Terres amères in the Hands-free collection of Québec Amérique. This book brings together Materna and Tant pis.At the same time, he published the third volume of his Jade and Jonas series entitled Les Soleils bleus de Centralie. His novel Le Postier Passila was published in May 2010 by Actes Sud (France). It entered bookstores in Quebec on September 22, 2010 (Actes Sud / Leméac). He published one of the first five titles from Druide editions in September 2012 with an intimate novel entitled Somewhere in America.[9]
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- ^ "Alain Beaulieu — Les bottes du conteur" (PDF).
- ^ "L'acte d'écrire selon Alain Beaulieu". ULaval Nouvelles (in French). 2020-09-16. Retrieved 2024-01-09.
- ^ "Lire Québec. Volume 4, numéro 4, été 2008 – Entre les lignes". Érudit (in French). Retrieved 2024-01-10.
- ^ Voisard, Anne-Marie (2008). "Fou de Québec : rencontre avec Alain Beaulieu". Entre les lignes : le magazine sur le plaisir de lire au Québec (in French). 4 (4): 26–26. ISSN 1710-8004.
- ^ Ruelens-Lepoutre, Arnaud (2014-03-18). "Critique littéraire : Le festin de Salomé d'Alain Beaulieu". Impact Campus (in French). Retrieved 2024-01-10.
- ^ "Début d'année faste pour Alain Beaulieu". ULaval Nouvelles (in French). 2022-02-17. Retrieved 2024-01-10.
- ^ Devoir, Le (2006-04-13). "En bref: Prix littéraire pour Alain Beaulieu". Le Devoir (in French). Retrieved 2024-01-12.
- ^ "La Cadillac blanche de Bernard Pivot". Goodreads. Retrieved 2024-01-26.
- ^ Lalonde, Catherine (2012-08-15). "Les éditions Druide lancent leurs premiers livres". Le Devoir (in French). Retrieved 2024-01-28.