The life of the characters in Michelle Neil's novels

He was born in a family composed of his father and mother Gasconi, and spent his youth on the banks of Saint-Germain and Neuilsen. His classmate is roger nimier. He was educated in German culture, music and Catholicism. Later, he discovered Gaston Bachelard's idea. He studied philosophy at Sorbonne University and Tü bingen University. In the process of learning, I hope to teach philosophy in senior high school, but there is no further development. He joined Radio France International, where he studied and developed French culture. 1954 He expounded Europe in his advertisement. It is also dedicated to Le Monde and le figaro. From 1956 to 1968, he worked as a German translator in Plon Company. At the same time, he continued to be a reporter on the radio. He was responsible for distributing darkrooms. He attended 1968 and set up a party with Lv Xian de arles.

1967 published his first novel Friday or Prison in the Pacific Ocean, and won the grand prix in Rome, France.

French Academy of Sciences. His wish is to write an article on popular philosophy. 1970, his second novel, The King of Arnous, won the Gungur Prize with unanimous evaluation, and has sold 4 million copies so far. On June 30th of the following year, he published a simplified version of Friday or Primitive Life-Friday or Pacific Prison. He doesn't like children who have written a book, so having the right to read children is a quality standard. This book became a classic school. It sold 7 million copies and was translated into 40 languages.

From 65438 to 0972, Michelle tournier became a member of Gonggur College and was elected as the seventh cover figure to replace Philip. 1975, he published the third new meteor, which tells the story of two twins, John and Paul.

He lives in an old house in Choisel and is a member of a reading committee in Galimard. Considering the "classics", Tournie Ye is the most read person in all countries. His fictional world is greatly influenced by German poetry and German literature (it admits that Gunter grass has a great influence on all his works), and he is a living monster. For twins, this is a neutral and cross-theme reversal. Divided into reality and fantasy. Although criticism may improve his reading of primitive myths, religions and historical retrogression, or the language reflects richness, density and ambiguity, it brought fresh and beneficial French novels in1970s, and he was awarded the Goethe Medal and doctorate by London University in 1997.

He has worked in German universities, French radio stations and publishing houses, and published his conversation with journalist Marianne Peyo in the magazine France published in 1967.

20 16 1 18 died in his own home and enjoyed the life of 9 1 year-old. French President Francois Hollande issued a mourning statement, calling him a "great writer" with unlimited talents.